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MONDAY
ISSUE
Res. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 179
Number 5319
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New York 7, N.
Y., Monday, April 26, 1954
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General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Aeco Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
corporation
covering
cents
to
share,
per
purchase
corporate
without
30
"BELL
April 14 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at 41
on
250,000
shares
underwriting.
of
Sea
Shore
The
Oil
proceeds
be
to
are
stock
Co.
and
for
used
Oper.
revenues—
1,143,571,850
expenses..
790,897,350
Fed. taxes
quickly completed,
—V. 179,
offering
all
of
of
said
27,270
shares
shares
of
The
corporation
covering
issued
to
faas
used
been
5,000
for
of
filed
13
shares
exercise
upon
be
April
on
of
at
50
of
stock
common
warrants
working capital.
named
letter
a
cents
(par
50
each.
with
cents)
The
New York
SEC—
notification
American
the
to
Boston
be
proceeds
(Stocks)
11
Stock
(Bonds)
23
Exchange
Stock
Exchange
Exchange
Kunstzijde
Unie
N.
V.,
Arnhem,
This
come
the
was
slightly
results
guilders
pany's
for
larger
the
than
during
the
quarter
same
of
first
quarter
of
1954
equivalent to $2.51
6,900,000 guilders ($1,800,000)
and
was
for
88 cents per American share.
earnings are based on the number of ordinary
at the end of the two periods, with each
standing
1.000 guilders
the
decided
next
make
out
of
was
to
annual
total
a
1953
representing 20
management
meeting
of
to
propose
12%
that
(based
the
of
the
a
final
dividend
of
value of
par
to
share
one
underwriting.
production
of
The
and
each
class
proceeds
stock
to
are
marketing of
of
be
golf
a
$10.01
at
in
used
ball
per
connection
washer
The
16,
with
the
Markets
42
Net
to
♦35,000,000
The
This
N.
tional
is committed
amount
$9,000,000
that
the
of
the
"payable
part
proceeds will be
used
to banks which become
of
$15,000,000
the
outstanding
K. C.
under
"to
of
$15,000,000
terms
of
the
of
that
on
notes
current
financing.—V.
is
date.
may
bank
It
addi¬
Exchange Rates.
be
loans
179,
The
used
proceeds
to
which
p.
retire
will
To\^e, President,
to
a
of
all
remain
1261.
456
of
convertible
preferred
quarter
the
to
quarter
Additional equity funds for
general corporate purposes.
He pointed
-out that an issue in the
neighborhood of $55,000,000 to $60,000,000
is contemplated and that the board
would consider the matter further
within the next few weeks.—V.
179, p. 513.
Banks
a
reported
as
as
"the
Sales
net
decrease
of
sales
of
1.41%
"encouraging"
largest in the
Co.—March Sales
p.
Quarter Ended
March
Inc.—Earnings Up—
1953
31—
1954
___
before
"Income
Net
and
taxes.
excess
profits
taxes
per
—V.
p.
179,
$1,996,872
530,999
283,700
359,900
$225,188
$171,099
$0.35
profit
■Earnings
1953
$2,019,698
508,883
Sales
Profit
$0.27
share
1261.
to
$312,-
of
1953.
American's
company's
order
history."—
Up—
Cleo F.
$593,741,999 $531,945,170
Debentures Converted—
Craig,
President,
of
Nylon—
This corporation's new
nylon plant at Enka, N. C. has gone into
operation and is now producing
nylon staple fiber on a commercial
basis, according to J. E. Bassill, President.
Construction
-end
of
this
of
year
additional
the
plant
facilities
will
be
textile
is
well
under
producing
way
nylon
and
tire
by
yarn
the
filament as well as
staple fiber.
Further increases in the
company's production of nylon now under
consideration are expected to be
accomplished by the expansion of
facilities at. Enka, N. C. rather than
by building a new plant at a
mew
site.
"these
The
facilities
-subsequent
company's plans contemplate gradual
expansion
by the construction of successive additional
units
of
in
years.-
-Earnings Decline—
This
corporation
reports
on
debentures has been converted into stock since Feb. 9, when the con¬
version
privilege became effective.
The
proportion of debt in Bell
System capital, which rose from a little below 38% to about 41% when
the debentures were sold, has
again been reduced to around a 38%
first
12
weeks of this year net
of
$1,163,701, or $1.04 per share, compared with
$1,864,959,
per
share, for the corresponding period of 1953. Net
sales
$13,638,665 compared with $15,613,624 for the
dncome
or
the
$1.67
were
1953.—V.
first
179,
p.
1149.
12
weeks
of
STATEMENT
revenues
Fed.
on
operating
taxes—
Net
operating
income
Dividend
income
Other income
Total
*1954—12 Mos.—1953
$
$
70,586,076 294,100,000 232,967,196
51,515,279
10,520,000
6,900,000
5,120,000
4,659,463
5,030,030
126,020,000
115,120,158
16,100,000
13,809,898
109,920.000
deductions
214,910,000 212,588,734
31,840,000
27,250,000
18,210,000
16,888.528
8,130,000
7,511,334
29,140,000
26,239,934
111,830,000 102,578,794 435,690,000 382,829,869
6,010,000
income
Interest
$
57,180,000
income—.
Other
without
A
by
interests
Mr.
V.
of
the
the
Lyons
tEarnings
101,310,260
98,800,000
per
share—
♦Figures for March,
20,280,000
21,104,502
485,110,000 430,174,305
55,020,000
57,252,202
$2.50
430,090,000 372,922.103
88,904,265 377,610,000 332,922.287
$2.56
1954 partly estimated.
$10.25
$10.08
tBased on average num¬
outstanding,
tlncludas earnings of subsidiaries only to
the extent that they have been received
by the company as dividends.
shares
be
com¬
stock¬
of
Rye,
Committee.
Lyons
Chairman,
as
by
the
-
other
stockholders
at
„
present
members
Corp.,
to
shares
underwriting,
and
options at three
for
for expenses
pay
letter
a
City,
of
stock
common
be
to
are
Salt Lake
filed
of
of
Utah—Files
notification
with
the
(par
one
cent), of
pubilcly offered at three cents per
the remaining 1,075,000 shares are
cents
incident
share. The proceeds are
uranium mining operations.
per
to
competing offer of $100.06 for a $4.32 dividend was
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Smith, Barney & Co. (jointly).
Securities
Corp.
and
$4.36 dividend.
a
and
The
First
Union
For
Securities
Corp.
$4.40 dividend
a
Boston
Corp.
stock
will be
and
(jointly)
bid
submitted
Equitable
$100.26 for
White, Weld & Co. bid $100,776
W.
C.
Langley
&
Co.
(Jointly)
bid
$100.6599.
The
preferred
from $106,147
share,
if
share,
per
redeemed
on
after
subject
redemption, at prices ranging
prior to
or
to
April 1, 1959, to $103,647 per
in each case plus accumulated
April 1,
1964,
dividends.
unpaid
proceeds
from
the financing will be used to reim¬
treasury for funds already used for
the construction, extension or improve¬
ment of its facilities; for the construction of new
facilities, the exten¬
sion and
improvement of present facilities; for the
repayment of
$3,000,000 of temporary loans aggregating $7,900,000 borrowed from
the
(in
part)
acquisition
in
1954
other
the
company's
of
property
to
carry
corporate
of
Arkansas.
mission,
75
It
distribution
counties
of
the
or
the
on
company's
construction
is
and
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
mortgage
and
public utility company operating in the
engaged in the generation, purchase, trans¬
sale of electricity, operating in 61 of the
a
stete.
CAPITALIZATION
♦First
program,
purposes.
BUSINESS—Company is
bonds
FINANCING
Outstanding
$250,000,000
series due
1974
$30,000,000
series due
1977
——11,000,000
3»/8% series due 1978
278% series due 1979_
27s % series due 1980
3?h%
series due
—
7,500,000
—
——
—.
8,700,000
•;
6,000,000
I
1981
8,000,000
3V% % series due 1882
15,000,000
4V'4% series due 1983
33i% sinking fund debens. due
2%
serial
nually
Preferred
8,300,000
1
8,300,000
stock
t2,500,000
cumulative
($100
par
value)
70,000 shs.
-
$7 pfd.
♦The
1974—
1956
4.32%
Future
$6 pfd.
18,000,000
notes, due $500,000 semi-an-
to
series
stock
stock
Common
income
Dividends
of
stockholders,
Gordon
27s %
EARNINGS
81,000,000
expenses
taxes
OF
*1954—3 Mos.—1953
$
Operating
Operating
ber
the
best
the
in
3 V«%
Period End. Mar. 31—
Net
for
is
concerned.
on April 19
7,795,000 shares
reserved
State
April 5, stated in part: "More than half
of the company's recent issue of $602,000,000
12-year 3%% convertible
and
this
of
Uranium
6,720,000
banks
New 3%%
confronting
merger
others
corporation
used
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Over Half of
fCOMPARATIVE
Corp.—Begins Production
to
covering
burse
1954—12 Mos.—1953
level."
American Enka
addition
be
for
first
1261.
American
on
Bach-
share.
$9,293,046
under
and
1954—Month—1953
$62,296,280 $55,381,121
179,
with
committee
and
Period Ended March 31—
—V.
merging
$100) at $101,647 per share and accrued dividends to
yield 4.25%. Award of the issue was won by the group
at competitive sale on
April 20 on a bid of $100.21 per
|
Stores
issue
a
and
Finding Committee was appointed
meeting in Boston on Jan. 29, 1954.
PROCEEDS—Net
American
by
company
—Lehman
on
appraised
1873.
the
of
Arkansas Power & Light Co.—Preferred Stock Offered
Brothers and associates on April 21 offered
70,000 shares of 4.32% cumulative preferred stock (par
of
44
consolidated
1954,
was
p.
178,
such
Chairman
be
for
American Encaustic Tiling Co.,
is
to
637,239 shares outstanding at the end of the
$0.49. Earnings on 633,430 shares outstanding for
last year were $0.51. However, bookings during the
were
Finding Committee of this company
asserting that immediate steps must
assets
principal
and
to
were
quarter
same
V.
provide
of West¬
(partly esti¬
outstanding.—V* 179,
shares
44
reported
of
share
per
backlog
stock
earnings
not consolidated
of
Fact
share,
44
of
current quarter
first
telephone
Co., Inc.—Stockholders Committee
Bachmann-Uxhridge—
Fact
the
employees
Apaclie
Statement of Federal
$9,425,472. Net profit after taxes amounted
compared
to $323,029 for the first
three
months
as
Earnings
offering
issue
first
the
is
The
Hospital Supply Corp.—Earnings—
corporation
quarter sales
April 20 announced that the directors have
to common
stockholders of rights
on
an
new
American
This
the
$11.46
principal
net
are:
Vice-Chairman Sumner D. Charm, Boston; Secre¬
tary Arnold T. Gellerson, Dover-Foxcroft, Maine; Joseph C. Campione,
Lawrence, Mass.; and Thomas J. Hughes, Boston.—V. 179, p. 1717.
9
Federal Reserve System..
with
agreements
$24,000,000
anticipated that
on
July 15, 1954, and
$9,000,000 of 2%
notes
the
pay
due
loan
1954,
Cyanamid Co.—Plans Stock Offering—
consideration
subscribe
to
3%%
after the present
American
the
prior to Dec. 21,
3y8% notes, due 1962-82.
3%% notes will be issued
such
remaining
>»r
under
issue,
its
of
df
to
its
in
statement
a
conserve
said,
Y.,
The
43
Condition Statement of Member
are to be supplied by amendment.
preferred stock sale, together with treasury
required, will be applied to the payment of
$50,000,000 of current bank loans.
$11.66
and
Co.
interest
number
average
Woolen
issued
holders,
the
companies
to
mittee
extent
company
Insurance
*the
of
the
$2.89
Telegraph
proportionate
mann-Uxbridge Worsted Co.
31
Reserve Banks
covering
proceeds
16
taken
-offering price and underwriting terms
Tunds
on
Stockholders'
which
Combined Condition
a
registration statement with the SEC on April
350,000 shares of cumulative convertible preferred
par), to be offered for public sale through an under¬
group headed by Blyth & Co. Inc. The dividend
rate, public
&
tlncludes
•
April
.31
SEC
Foreign
device.
12,145,756
418,307,948
per
}Based
The
Dividends Declared and Payable—
without
13,518,968
483,778,722
Seeks Merger with
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices._44
($100
writing
38
The Course of Bank Clearings
filed
company
1954,
Exchange
General Corporation & Investment News.Cov.er
State and City Bond Offerings..
..47
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.—Registers With SEC—
.stock
Stock
Miscellaneous Features
unit,
3,061,273
113,202,341
Telephone
American
In
The corporation on
April 14 filed a letter of notification with the
'•SEC covering 7,500 shares of
6% cumulative preferred stock (par $10)
And 7,500 shares of common
stock
(par one cent) to be offered in
3,645,247
125,894,448
$2.94
1609.
p.
which
609.
Products Corp., Silver Spring, Md.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
ints.
earns,
mated).
their
Allen
■units of
430,453,704
E.ectric Co. and all other subsidiaries
ern
'
ordinary shares)
profits,
497,297,690
subsidiaries,
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
31
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages.31
SEC Index of Stock Prices
1
.31
at
The company paid 9% out of 1952
$1.18 per American share.—V.
179, p.
to
of
declared
be
profits.
equivalent
out¬
consideration
8%
the
116,2G3,614
37
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
shares.
for
117,249,916
129,539,695
income
''American
-36
Over-the-Counter
1953
share
547,703,620
118,631,931
share
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section______41
at their last regular
shareholders
the
on
American
company,
Stock
Exchange
Toronto
Ameri¬
shares
ordinary
value
par
The directors and
meeting,
the
The
share
615,929,621
^(,075,199
fConsol.
35
Montreal
American
per
145,338,813
33,253,257
&T.Co.stk.
35
Canadian Stock Exchange
but
first
compares with
first quarter, which
equalled
can
1953,
162,797,952
nority
35
San Francisco Stock Exchange
in¬
quarter of 1954 include a profit of 13,500,000
($3,600,000)
from
the
sale of
about one-fifth
of
the com¬
holding in Vereinigte Glanzstoff Fabriken A. G.
Net income
the
share,
for
income—
Applic. to mi¬
—32
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
company (known here as United Rayon
Manufacturing Corp.)
to its stockholders on April 15 that net income for the
first
of 1954 was 19,000,000 guilders
Operating
488,579,321
59,124,299
„
Applic. to A.T.
34
reported
($5,000,000).
76,314,364
Net
32
Midwest Stock Exchange.
Holland
—Reports for First Quarter—
quarter
539,615,257
11,384,896
__32
1
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
Algemene
13,3,95(3,917
deductions—
32
Exchange—
Detroit Stock Exchange
$
21,233,200
income
Total
Int.
27
—
«j>
141,564,752
tOther
Stock Exchange
Stock
Cincinnati Stock
are
Co., New York,
underwriter.
as
90,982,628
Net oper. inc.—
REPORT
1954—12 Mos.—1953
1,067,652,210 4,464,132,044 4,104,782,433
748,054,013 3,112,229,050 2,894,284,782
101,621,844
466,556,396
402,842,002
84,022,435
345,731,341
319,076,32a
120,127,120
taxes
Page
in
New York
With
Granbery, Marache &
Stock and Bond Quotations
was
having been sold. See details
V
p. 1717.
Air Express International
Corp.—Files
SEC
stock
common
inc.
on
oper.
EARNINGS
$
Oper.
In This Issue
general
Corp.—Offering Completed—
public
CONSOLIDATED
1954—3 Mos.—1953
$
Other
recent
SYSTEM
Per. End. Feb. 28—
purposes.
Aero Service
The
MISCELLANEOUS
-
cumu.
stock
70,000 shs,
180,000 shs.
cumu.
(no
1 47,609
—
(no par value)
($12.50
maximum
value)
par
par
valuei
shs.
47,609fshs.
45,981 shs.
45.891 shs.
5.000,000 shs.
4,660,000 shs.
authorized
by the mortgage and deed of trust is
$250,000,000 but issuance of bo%ds is oherwise limited by property
and earnings ratios and other
provisions of the mortgage and deed of
trust.
tlnclues
28,
1954.
$500,000
payable June 28,
1954
and $500,000
payable Deq.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
2
Monday, April 26, 1954
.
(1830)
of
San Francisco;
c°"ip^e^qfi*iQ2
536,393,281 and net income of $5,696,602
of
revenues
operating
Louis
Francisco;
President
Petri,
.
agreed
respective number of shares of
named below have severally
purchasers
PURCHASERS—The
from the company the
preferred stock set forth below.
purchase
to
liew
Shares
Henry-Seay and Co
16,500
__
2,500
Co.:—3,000
Hornblower & Weeks—
3,500
The Milwaukee Co
3,000
Hirsch
3,000
2,500
3,500
179,
Effrnlngs
per
H.
H.
the
Investment Co.—Private Placements—
said
■
~
-
'
"?*•
■■
•.
Net
from
Tfet
ry.
1952
*4,203
21,608
37,868
.
From Jan. 1—
Ilet
ifet
ry.
railway
from
179,
"Deficit.—V.
been
63,299
....
CAPITALIZATION
The
—v.
1953, to form
uranium
Burgess,
of the corporation.
The
corporation owns two patented mining claims known as the
Lucky Strike Nos. 1 and 2, located in San Juan County, Utah. It owns
a
75% interest in 20 mining claims in Grand County, Utah, known
and marked on the ground and designated
as Salt Valley Nos. 1-20,
Inclusive; owns a 60%
interest in 320 tontiguous acres of land ac¬
quired by mineral lease from the State of Utah located in San Juan
County, Utah; owns a 75%
interest in 20 claims at the head of
Indian Creek Canyon, being lands located in San Juan County, Utah;
and owns a 50%
interest in a mineral lease from the State of Utah
on
a
total of 640 acres in this same township and range.
The corporation has a 75% interest in a group of 17 claims which
are located around Peter's Hill, in the Monticello
Mining District, and
The
corporation also owns
which
District,
Draw.—V,
Hart's
Hill
179,
general
area,
1477,
p.
Bell
has placed privately with
Privately—
of 12
institutional investors an issue of 20,000 shares of 4%%
preferred stock (par $100).
group
a
Of the proceeds, $750,000 will be used for prepayment of obligations,
arising out of the recent purchase of Three Dimension Co.; $700,000
lor purchase of De Vey Corp., Chicago, 111.; and the balance for work¬
ing capital.—V, 179, p. 1610.
'
Beneficial Loan Corp.—Notes Placed
Privately—East¬
man, Dillon & Co, has negotiated the private placement
with institutional investors of $25,000,000 3%%
notes,
due April 1, 1974.
The proceeds were
marketed
publicly
used to redeem
last
like amount of 4 Vt%
a
August.—V.
179,
debentures
1262.
p.
179,
March
31,
280,000
per
an
April
on
the
1954,
additional
right
shares
offered
1
of
capital
stockholders
its
to
subscribe
to
on
stock
(par
April
before
or
10
cents)
record.:
of
30
fund,
the
Bank
of
to
the
protect
The
60
at
cents
State
oil
is
Juan
it
County,
in
It
gas.
alnd
Wyo.,
dn
qualified
principal
Denver
engaged
and
■County,
San
Its
Building,
company
producing
is
May
from
off-set
wells,
and
to
the
at
702
Ernest
of
exploring, drilling and
properties in Weston
non-producing oil and gas leases*
Montezuma,
EFFECT
oil
Colo.;
TO
and
Archeluta,
PRESENT
Colo.
sale
—V.
179,
(par
10
cents )
Outstanding
10.000,000 shs.
5,780,000 shs.
1610.
p.
St.
East
company
Corp.—Management Slate Elected—
H. C. Maginn,
President, announced on April 20 that the slate of
irectors proposed by the
management of the company has been elected
by holders of a large majority of the shares voted at the annual
meeting of
stockholders.
slate
Final
received
balloted, Mr. Maginn .said.
shares, each entitled to one
Mr.
tabulation
1,370,549
The
of
votes,
or
comuaiiy
showed
proxies
66%
has
of
the
that
total
outstanding
these
of
first
votes
2,592,033
vote.
<
Maginn declared that, with the election of the management slate
"satisfying progress" in the rehabilitation of this corwill be possible.
board
of
directors
of
the
elected
J?C"T Evans, Chairman Frank
S™ ^or^'.
J.
L.
of
Angeles,
Judge
Calif.;
and
Francisco,
ney.
Inc.,
vestment
Maginn,
years
James
D.
on
Executive
the
April
20,
Committee
J.
Edoff,
Board
Garibaldi,
of
comprise:
B'.air.
Oakland,
of
First
former
Joshua
Rollins
Calif.,
&
A.
Co.
capitalist;
California
Co.,
Los
California
Superior Court
Frank Gentles, San
now practicing attorney,
Los Angeles;
capitalist; Charles L. Harney, President of Charles L. Har¬
general contractors, San Francisco; William H. Jones, in¬
banker
and
member
President
Executive
of
Los
Angeles
of
Blair
Holdings Corp.
Vice-President of Calaveras
Stock
and
Exchange;
formerly
Cement
Co.,
:
First
111.,
will
payment
Natiinil
Bink
of
presentation
upon
be made
Chicago,
and
of
38
surrender
171).
p.
below.—V.
April
on
165,
1067.
p.
filed
16
letter
a
'
notification
of
with
the
'
„
*
and
to
accrued
mortgage
stock
at
bonds,
$1.50,
the
to
pay
As
and
St.
Louis
running
licensed
was
of
"city
area,"
under
races
Racing Board.
The
the
arid
;
^
.
net
sale
from
by
lease
the
presently
lease
of
a
in
racing
a
A
excess
with
and
no
the
owns
"
and
site, consisting
of
of
140
four
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
6%
10-year
8%
these
shares
to
of
shares
tAuthorized
bonds
par)
subscribed
or
2,500
who
($1
stock,
common
the
by
not
advanced,
or
underwrite
agreed
ry.
bonds.—V.
179,
subordinate
costs
to
the
those original
additional
funds
from
xy.
.—V.
:
179,
it
work
p.
would
is
convinced
out
better
a
negotiated
for
the
firm
H.
C.
for
many
San
Fran-
p.
its
r; '
the
of
stock
179,
.
Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co.—Par Changed "
the
stockholders
on April
15 approved a proposal to change the par
capital stock from no par to $15 per share.
Dealings in
shares on the New York Stock Exchange began on April 22.
of
the
new
—V.
171.
1386.
p.
,
Pacific
Lines
February—
Grpss
Net
'
•
Net
ry,
1954
1953
$763,970
$850,783
221.315
income
200,060
141,071
142,630
1,470,062
1,708,901
1.709.929
508,600
482,192
••564.450
346,384
299.903
302,680
'
267,245
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railwayrailway—
income
oper.
179,
:
from
ry.
.
Lines
Gross
Net
from
from
Net
ry.
in
1954
1952
1951
$740 044
305,925
,
200,929
railway—
$209,605
''
629,435
'r 411.371
oil
Illinois.
*55,819
*47,559
■
.
1,248,027
2,344,097
1,958,300
805,600
29,325,439
34,422,092
34,872,497
6,524,951
11,194,613
9,562,728
32,453,171
8.663,902
2,516,186
4,345,218
3,874,590
3,017,261
Omaha Ry. —Earns.
1953
1951
1952
$2,281,659
$2,776,830
199,804
293,231
8,348
*161,004
*217,423
"181,547
*336,304
4,983,953
5,373,557
income—_
655,849
5,673,135
635,938
5,074,175
451,103
*427,962
railway-—
*155,569
*228,502
*354,778
railway—
income.—
oper.
179,
1157.
p.
321,107
;
T-
Bonner,
drilling
well.
In
operations
Though
all,
Claude
currently has
Neon
interests
in
some
40 other
producing oil wells at this time.
Drilling operations in north central Texas were resumed by the
corporation in April, after a lapse of several years, when two other
wells were
brought in on adjacent lands. The Claude Neon well is
reported, however, to have a greater capacity than either of the two
off-set
wells.—V.
company
710.
75
179,
1263.
p.
will
to
up
PubTc
Co.—Bids
Illuminating
Electric
noon
Square.
(EDTi
Cleveland
on
1,
May
Ohio,
May
4—
4 at its office at
receive bids for the
purchase from it of $20,000,000 first mortgage bonds due May 1, 1989.
xThe
net
proceeds are to be used to repay short-term bank loans
presently amounting to $1,500,000 and the balance
and proposed property additions.—V. 179, p. '1610.
Cobalt Chemicals Ltd. of Cobalt, Ont.,
New Refinery—
This
a
the erection of its giant modern re¬
made of the formal opening of the plant
completed
announcement
have
Canada—Opens
'
has
company
and
will
to finance current
is
minimum
daily capacity of
15
tons of
cobalt-silver-
nickel-copper concentrates.
The
1951
$223,626
$218.3^1
*21.352
14.023
income—
oper.
>.1952
$217,132
12,202
railway—;
3,082,941
President, announced on April 23 that this cor¬
in Montague, Texas, have brought in a
the; well's production capacity is believed to be
considerably greater, the Texas Railroad Commission, which controls
the production rate of wells in the area, has granted the new Claude
Neon well an allowable production of 140 barrels per day.
The corporation has other oil properties in the north central part
of Texas, as well as in the south Texas gulf area and also in southern
1.525.502
•
Vermont—Earnings1953
1951
1952
4,861,400
Claude Neon, Inc.—New Well Brought In—
which
Canadian Pacific
1953
5,476,977
241,479
*Deficit.—V.
finery,
February—
::V
1"54
Cleveland
1156.
p.
of
cir-
railway—
Net
From Jan. 1—
Gross
excess
usual
$2,536,412
from
Gross
Room
',$344,220
276.410
oper.
the
$2,449,869
ry." oper.
-
Maine—Earnings—
railway.
railway—
from
from
in
in
was
.
than
payable
From Jan. 1—
David
customers.—V.
,
value,
other
railway——
from
new
V
underwriting
and
1718.
combined
of Champlin
the company
to
also sought authority to sell $8,000,000 of 30-year first
at competitive bidding. The
company informed the
issue
Peppers
3,412,630
—
income
1156.
Net
•
r
debt
accounts
'
railway-
from
Gross
v-
applied to the Federal Power Commission to exempt,
proposed.offering of 105,000 shares of $50 par preferred stock from
bonds
market
no
and
664,
p.
railway
Net
The company has
company
company
unexplored leases.
at
had
taxes
income
oper.
poration's
The
inventories
as
tank
Peppers
and
Champlin
acreage
companies
such
600
The
plants.
the combined net working capital
February—
California Electric Power Co.—Financing Plans—
mortgage
Champlin.
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &
*
pending public offering.
These 8%
public offering of 6%* first mortgage
competitive bidding.
by
1°54
oper.
Net
promoters
822.
p.
and
of approximately
fleet
railway- $14,517,194 $17,003,736 $17,348,960 $14,958,253
from
Gross
and-for
par
A
gasoline
developed
railway
Net
be issued to
advance
to
construction
are
at
promoters,
states
products
a
Rapids, Iowa.
operates approxi¬
From Jan. 1—
been'pur-'
shares: have
357,500
original
Enid.
operated
1953
The
from
Net
sold.
be
by
Rock
at
owns
the
in
serviced
are
will become Chairman of the Board of Champlin. Charles
continue as President of the Peppers Refining Co.
Baldridge will become Chairman of the Board of that com¬
Illinois
>497,500 shs.
.
stations
primarily
terminates
Champlin
barrels and the
numbering
22,000
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.- -Earnings—
600,000
;
of
Service
located
and Iowa
and
of
at
February—
Gross
$1,400,000
»'
213
'
.Outstandings:
500,000 shs.
by the directors to
debentures
$1,400,000
:
for
will
•
.
Corp.,
Earl
from
.
capacity
day.
1,000,000 acres of
31,
liabilities,
Net
FINANCING
10-year subordinate debentures—t600,000
cash.
Dec.
flat
v
to
of
excess
ol
pany.:—V. ' 179,
*
14,
the
Enid
several
Peppers, " taking
and
months.
■
GIVING
mortgage
consideration
Peppers'will
S.
has completed the
acres of land, in St.
Authorized
stock
addition
cago
it
of.liens,'
first
total
a
"It is the present intention of The Chicago Corp. to continue the
operations of Champlin and
Peppers as
wholly-owned subsidiaries
with no important changes in operating personnel or in
location of
general
offices.
Earl
Baldridge,
Executive
Vice-President
of
The
Chicago Corp,
will succeed Joe N.
Champlin as President of the
Champlin Refining Co. and Richard Wagner, President of The Chi¬
Louis-
for
and
Interest in
in
rent
term, with option of four 10-year re¬
newals, at an annual rental of 1% of the total moneys wagered at the
track.
Title to the property is in Schaefer O'Neill, trustee, and is free
CAPITALIZATION
say:
per
Kansas,
at
refinery
owned
an
$20,000,000.
for
meetings
consent
property/but
July
St.
barrels
subsidiary
Champlin
is
cars
shares
1953,
on
East
been under way for
has
owns
the
the
"As
10-year
a
to
on
numbering
Nebraska,
originates
wholly-owned
at
Net
for
is
for
mately 600 miles of x:rude gathering lines in Oklahoma which terminate
have
;;
14,
Aug.
on
in
horse-race
conducting
license
Delaware
in
Illinois
plant
which
line
111.
County,
The
business
and
went
rated
a
1,750
stations
Oklahoma,
of
^
140,000
of
bulk
and
has
refinery
refinery
Peppers
273
Net irom sale of $1,400,000 temyear
incorporated
was
do
entered, into
Peppefs is in excess of 9,000 barrels daily from over 600 wells
on .developed
leases in Oklahoma,. Kansas, and Texas.* The
Champlin
use' the entire net proceeds from
subscriptions for contributions of
$1,260,000;
Construction
company
acquisition
Clair
to
has
it
located
proposes to
and
constructing
Oklahoma City,
of
further
announcement
<' "In
'
purpose
Refining Co.
Peppers
The
$189,000;
BUSINESS—Corporation
1953,
that
'.'The Champlin
Relining Co. and The Peppers Refining Co/> are
engaged in all phases of the oil, and gas business including/produc¬
*
tion, refining, 'and marketing.
The combined production of Champlin
;;
First Nation)1
trustee,
$400,000.
the
announced
;
sinking
a
for mutual change fund and for working capital in
company
14
of. $55,000,000. ' Interim financing commitments have been obtained
by The Chicago Corp. to conclude this purchase.
Permanent financing
arrangements are under negotiation,-'No^ common stock of The Chicago
%
VU
v-'
interest/
:
securities
Enid,
Corp.>wilivbe issued in connection with this purchase.
'v •?'.
105
at
obligated
is
April
on
to purchase all of the stock of Champlin Refining
Okla., and all of the stock of that/ company's subsidiary.
agreement
of
The
f
corporation
firm
Co.
from sale of $600,000 subordinate
debentures, $600,000: from sale of 357,500 shares $1 par value
common
stock, $357,500; total, $2,406,500 for the construction and
operation of the racing plant.
The estimated cost of construction ofthe completed plant is $1,896,250.
This will leave a cash balance in
the
directors,
The
Bonds—
Chicago Corp.—Proposed Acquisitions—
This
a
poration
.Davis .Chairman
Immediate
the
at
Chic .go.
179,
etc.
taxes,
Louis, 111.—Securities
the bonds.
Canadian
<
management
iutere. t.
price
Street,
bonds.—V
The
Blair Holdings
Light Co.—Calls 4%%
.
April 12.
on
company
common
value
Capital stock
$3.04
covering 8,750 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($10
share), without underwriting.. The proceeds are to be used to pay
notec, retire purchase contract, for working capital, and to pay fees,
to
par ;
no
the original promoters, as foliOws:
6%.
The
FINANCING
Authorized
accrued
Chicago Corp.
The
^
redeemable
Commission
business
producing
certain
Utah;
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
maintained
Colo.
owns
owns
is
900,000
1
per
'
PROCEEDS—The company
the
other
1943, under the laws of the
do
business in the States of
4,
office
2,
outstanding March 31--*; 1,000.000
_i.—1_$2 32
share.
SEC
Springfield, 111., on or before Dec. 31 of each year from 1955
inclusive, at least the sum of $140,000 to be used for the re-"
1963,
its
It
Utah.
and
Cranmer
The
drainage
organized
was
Colorado.
of
Wyoming
and
from
property
purposes.
corporation
extensive expansion
of: 200,000 square
60,000 square -feet :
approved a proposal to change:: the par
from
Downs, Inc.,
are
deinption of
for
The net
proceeds will be used to retire the company's obligations
aggregating $128,287, of which $50,000 is due directors, and to provide
working capital for drilling additional wells as and when required
to
of,an
$5iper share.'^ Dealings
Exchange in the: new Shares-began Apf 11:32.
stpck
Stock
1477.
p.
The bonds
chased
share on ,the basis ox one new share for each 20 shares held (with
oversubscription privilege).
The offering is not underwritten.
cperating
York
announced
was
*Of
corporation
is part
Neck
April 21
on
common
New
Common
Big Horn-Powder River Corp.—Stock Offered—
The
501,605
$2,731,538
Chemical & Fibre Associates, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files--
shares of stock at $1,150 per unit. All of these securities "
which were offered as a speculation, have been sold, it' '
the
Howell Co.—Preferred Stock Sold
&
company
:
.
400,000 10-year 6% first mortgage bonds dated March 1, >
1954 and due March 1, 1964, and 140,000 shares of com- 4
mon stock
(par $1) in units of a $1,000 bond and 100
■
of
The
Conn.
See
8%
interest in a group of 24 claims
area
of the Monticello
and also on the east rim of
the
in
Peter's
and
100%
a
located
likewise
are
Mining
.
of Hart's Draw.
Morrison Rim
along the
3,233,143
Champlin Refining Co., Enid, Okla.-—Proposed Sale—
/
—
Lee Higginson Corporation an¬
April 22 it has completed a secondary dis-
Cahokia
Outstanding
stockholder
principal
3,882,720
501605
1
,
Co.—Changes Par of Common Stock—
the
of
the
on
2,221,496 shs.
enterprise for the promotion and development of
vanadium mining claims held or controlled by John C.
and
'
called for redemption on May 21, next, sill of "its
4'8% bands, series E, due May 1, 1983, at
redemption
Dearborn
said
oi
Sold—Dixon Bretcher Noonan Inc., Springfield, 111., andHunter Securities Corp. on April 9 publicly offered $l,->
Authorized
corporate
and
:
i-r
years; The
Sharpe Manufacturing Co.—Secondary Dis¬
&
stockholders
value
FINANCING
18,
$26,699,722
first inortgaga
and
105.68%'
—V. 178, p. 1566.'
.
BUSINESS—The corporation was incorporated Nov.
President
Uncasville,
on
Budd
3,000,000 shs.
10 cents)
(par
stock
common
1718.
company has
.
South
for operational expenses,
PRESENT
per
th\ full
and about
tribution of voting trust certificates representing 40,000
shares of capital stock (par $10), priced at $16.25 each.?
properties and acquisition
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
•
stock
Common
a,,
28,337
Stock Offering Completed—
developing of
and
Tlia
Wilson
nounced
1,857,996 shares of common stock
proceeds will be used
net
prospecting, drilling
additional properties.
of
143,216
cents per share) by Coombs & Co.,
PROCEEDS—The
for
1953
\
$2,824,794
of common
179. p.
outstanding
company1 has operated
.plant in-RoCky^.
the
20
than
preferred stock
on
Central Power &
,
tribution Completed
Salt Lake
Utah, has been completed, all of said shares having
sold.
;>>>>*>'*=•• *•
City,
where
C.,
N.
more
1954
_—^
weaving,
for
plant at Scotland
new
Brown
35,362
—
that
the
plant.
>•>>■■'..,>>>>->'* >> >
Bradford
Spinning plants of the company are located in Woon-,
socket and Valley Falls, R. I,—V. 178, p. 2570.
747,618
817,065
219,950
The recent offering of
at par (10
at
as
the
at
1262.
p.
—V.
a
is in Eastern North CiroJiu;
Neck
for
of
the
*2,334
,
741,595
121,596
Uranium Corp.
Atlas
well
as
31,858
*16,008
income
oper.
*
$326,303
632,313
56,055
——
Shares
The construction
C.
Mount,
Division
equipped
•
railway——
from
Gross
Rocky
N.
with
after
Balance:;.;-!—
dyeing, finishing and shipping, and
the new weaving plant at Scotland Neck will ship Its production to
Rocky Mount for the finishing processes. The - complxny -•*; also has a
weaving plant in Wilson, N. C., about 17 miles>so'uth of Rocky Mount,
1951
$413,372
113,651
income
from
is
The
1953
oper.
Neck,
letter, of-notification
a
-r:
program of the company that includes the addition
feet of floor space at the Caromount Division, and
$363,745
65,623
1954
from
Caromount
Mount
capital, the
railway—$307,749
railway
33.747
February—
Gross
miles
its
West Point RR— Earnings-
&
Atlanta
Dividends
Carolina—<^>>^ 'L-'f
North
Chairman of the Board, on April 16 anonunced
has purchased approximately 100 acres of. land iii
Scotland
of
'ine Town or Scotland
of the old
proceeds went for retirement
4y4% preferred stock. The balance was added to working
company said.—V. 179, p. 1262.
the
of
$9,700,000
;
$0.12
.
Schell,
company
30
company
About
*$44,157
filed
$29,350,129
taxes, etc.—4,203,948
Net income after interest, taxes, etc.—
1_3,326-399
pla-it for the
weaving of pile fabrics will begin within 10 days,i-aftd; the first unit
of 30,000 square feet is expected to be ready about July 1, 1954.
fit
is planned that eventually, the plant will contain • 130,000 sq.;. ft.
"
4'/2%
of
\\'i.
>
95,276
43,920
' -'n
revenue
Gross income
Earnings
Build Plant in
To
——;
share--—,
common
Gross
;"
"Profit.
company
The
72:755
-i—21.
.**
16
12 Months Ended March 31—
1953
*$133,353
;
•;
April
on
Central Illinois Light Co.—-Earnings—
>*>;
r-
5libv781
JLZ.
taxes—.
.
$252,536 f v
has sold 510,000,000 of VU% debentures and a 125,000
preferred stock (par $100) privately.
told the New Yonc Stock Exchange it placed the debt
securities, due Jan. 1, 1967, with 18 institutional investors headed by
the General Electric Pension Trust and Connecticut General Life In¬
surance Co. The preferred stock issue
went to 31 institutional buyers,
The
.shares
>
plant & equipment
on
for
1954
—
depreciation
provision
>
31—
Co.,
&
vicinity
Associates
March
operations
for
Estimated
2,000
L. F. Rothschild & Co.— 3,500
Shearson, Hammill & Co
.
3,000
Sills, Fairman & Harris, Inc. 2,000
Swiss American Corp
2,000
E. L. Villareal & Co
1,000
1718.
p.
Shepard
from
Provision
Inc.
3,500
Hayden, Stone & Co
Loss
&
Prescott,
3,000
2,000
Byrd Brothers „——- 2,000
Granbery, Marache & Co.— 2,000
Ira Haupt & Co.,—2,500
—V.
Quarter Ended
.
.
company
SEC,.covering ,10,000 shares of common stock, (par $lt to be offered
only to .'certain officers and employees at $20 per share.—V. 179,
p, 1477:'
■'
Subs.)-—Reports,:
Co. Inc. (&
>> •>'
Loss—
£_
Hentz & Co
H.
3,500
Securities Corp.—
Ball, Burge & Kraus
—
Baxter, Williams & Co.——
Bear, Stearns & Co
——
Blunt Ellis & Simmons—
Butcher & Sherrerd
American
Blumenthal &
(Sidney)
Shares
500
<
Brothers
Lehman
Carpenter Paper Co., Omaha, Neb.—Files With SEC—
Wine
Petri
of
The
V
Co.;' ban Fran-*
Cisco; and Bernard Relin, public relations cbrisultaht; - New York, N. Y.
—V 179, p. 1046.
'vV, "■ : :
San
1952.
for
McKeon, President of McKeon Construction Co.,
Frank L. Paganini, President of Security Lithograph Co.,
Christopher D.
cisco;
total operating
the year 1953, the company had
533,883,026 and net income of $6,293,598,
EARNINGS—For
revenues
22,573
*88.636
*42,246
451.349
452.356.
and
is
company
a
managed
subsidiary
agreement
Cobalt
is
with
Chemicals
of
the
has
by. Quebec
Ventures
Ltd.
Metallurgical
and
Frobisher
Industries Ltd.
Ltd.
Under an
of Defen,se Production at Ottawa,
appointed an agent for the purchase of
Department
been
under the government's purchasing plan. *
Officials of the company anticipate a production of 3,000,000 ounces
silver, 1,200,000 lbs. cobalt and 600,000 lbs. nickel yearly with a
ores
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
*
railway.
railway
oper.
432.523
24.195
income—.
Deficit.—V.
179,
p.
455,309
1156.
37,287
*30,474
64,273
*115,157
*90,899
*166.834
*66,597
of
gross value of $6,000,000.
McCoy &
for
Willard. 30 Federal Street,
an informative letter.
distribution
Boston,
Mass.,
have
prepared
Number 5319
Volume 179
Columbia
System, Inc.
Gas
Consumers Power Co.—To Sell
Debentures Offered—
—
corporation is offering holders of its outstanding
common, shares, the right to subscribe' at 100%
of the
principal amount, for $50,000,000 principal amount of
3*/&% subordinated debentures, due May 10, 1964, at
the rate of $100 principal amount of subordinated deben¬
!This
tures for each 36
(EST)
p.m.
will
The
P.
Justin
terminate
The
the
to
June
at
7
the Board
of
than
to be
are
179,
first
mortgage
$247,000.
tion
debentures
convertible
are
Jan.
after
and
on
Net
compensation
a
•U-Vr-'/v"'1.
$3ia,ot)0.
The
1955
1,
into
stock
common
and
and
to
of
including
•
at
The debentures
conditions.
redemption
regular
accrued
to
the
from
Dec.
ranging
subject
from
31,
to
the
at
the
sale
of
the
of
will
be available
company's
1954
1954,
The
debentures
for
will
the
of
part
areas
line
construction
late
of
volume
System through
this year.
Gas
beginning
aumuonal
nuge
u.e
Columbia
The
the New
1954
extensive
an
affiliated
the
showed
account
wholesale
business
months
12
ended
sells
and
Feb.
28,
subsidiaries
and
company
of $238,379,000
(revenues
natural
1954,
had
-Subordinated
*
debentures
stock
($50
stock
to
the
series may
these
series
provided
Stuart
1950,
1,
below:
%
'
■
Hirsch & Co. ———
Hornblower & Weeks-.
E. F. Hutton & Co.—
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
New York Hanseatic Corp._
The Ohio Company
—
-
——
Baker, Weeks & Co.__i—
1.50
2.00
Ball, Burge & Kraus
A:
w'.hiams
A. G. Becker
1.50
4.50
1.00
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—„
4.50
2.00
1.50
4.00
4.50
Inc.——
Schoellkopf, Hutton <fc Pomeroy, Inc.
4.50
&'Co——
Burr,
Wm, E. Pollock & Co., Inc..
L. F. Rothschild & Co.—.—
1.50
William Blair & Co._
J. C. Bradford
1.00
3.00
4.50
Co..
Inc
& Co.
2.00
4.50
2.00
7.50
1.50
—
2.00
1.50
1.50
3.00
1.50
Hayden, Stone & Co.—
2.00
2.00
Shields & Company
F. S. Smithers & Co.—
Stern Brothers & Co.———
Stroud & Company, Inc.—
Swiss American Corp.
—
H. Hentz & Co.—
2.00
Tucker,
Cooley
&
Company
Gregory & Son. Inc.———
Hallgarten & Co
Ira Haupt & Co.——
3.00
Anthony & Co
ry.
stock
sell 10.000 additional
at
Columbia
to
price
a
shares of its $100 par common
value thereof,
equivalent to the par
ry.
for
550
to¬
a
hearing thereon.
The financing is for the purpose of
Natural Gas with funds needed in connection with its
program involving estimated expenditures of $1,339,gas
wells, transmission and distribution lines, 1 and other
facilities.—V.
179,
1
1719.
p.
it
is
the
expected
the
that
Co.
of
New
will
company
Inc.—Bids-
York,
receive
bids
25,882
This
15,
Natural
mortgage
the
with
ment
The
tional
application also proposes additional investments by Consolidated
loans to its subsidiaries, as follows: (1)
the purchase of addi¬
capital stock of New York State Natural Gas Corp. in the
$3,000,000';
of
amount
and
(2)
long-term
loans
of
$2,500,000
made
were
handle
will
A
new
The
Peoples Natural Gas Co. and $50,000 to The
has
given
hearing upon
Proceeds of
general
used
be
and
tal
<2t
for
to
the
other
to
The
River
until May
the Consolidated
and
company
pay
loans
on
from
funds
time
thus
debentures
along
be sent
by
plans
The sale
with
will
other
plant
from
$10,000,000
to
time,
made
of
new
of securities
available
to
cash
request
added
to
resources,
long-term
of
its
subsidiaries
the
will
facilities
bank
be
and
used
for
borrowings
by
them
other
are
the
ocrporate
be
to
for
made
gas
for
remote
pickups,
a
operating
together
available
office
STate
at
2-0613);
New
Canada, $51.00
On
The
to
Mont television station and studio
$130,000 of Du
broad¬
York,
per
account
of
year.
the
1
Drapers*
N.
Y.,
Gardens,
—
Stock Offered
under
the
Other Countries,
fluctuations
in
offered
&
proceeds
Co.,
It
Act
of
rate
C.,
March
per
of
to go to
are
a
3,
nylon
to
an¬
is was developed, the Firestone all-nylon
lighter in weight than any other tire made.
passenger car tire lines which Firestone
and
179,
1479.
p.
Utilities
Offered—Offer¬
Co.—Stock
be
proceeds
applied
from
the
by
sale
of
to
the
the
company
the
additional
common
construction
1954
pro¬
of
the
the
equal
after
the
company
and
its
of
1953,
year
operating
$2,286,592
and
net
revenues
preferred
dividends,
to
cents
99
subsidiary
income of
per
common
In the previous year, consolidated operating revenues amounted
$2,105,291 and net income of $191,016 was equal after preferred
dividends, to 93 cents per common share.
:
share.
to
CAPITALIZATION
First
mortgage
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
series
due
Preferred
notes
to
($3
485,000
1978
1,000.000
bank
stock, 4%%
stock
$1,247,000
;
1978
debentures due
Common
FINANCING
Outstanding
series due 1975
4%
PRESENT
bonds;
3%%
t
300,000
cumulative
($100 par
6,000 shs.
value)
value)
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
200,000 shs.
company
has
entered
into
with the following underwriters who have
purchase the number of shares set forth after
an
underwriting
agreement
severally
to
their
■names,''
agreed
respective
; ;
•
Dufur, Ore.—Files With SEC—
letter of notification with the SEC
covering $70,000 face amount of 5 year 5% notes to be sold, without
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to pay for construction
The company
of
Starkweather & Co.
Clement
Evans
A.
McCleary
&
Co.,
14,500
&
Co.,
Inc.
Inc.—
6,000
-
4,500
.
—V. 179, p. 1479.
selling stockholder.—V. 179, p. 1611.
April 16 filed
on
a
building.
new
Worth
Fort
from
Net
Net
ry.
from
Net
ry.
$643,427
$621,167
railway—.-
51,841
5,290
114,710
income—
20,948
♦61,352
330,070
1,041.458
43,079
1,272,222
1,217,422
178,448
146,647
*19,108
59,644
35,893
oper.
railway
1953
1952
1951
$1,995,057
$2,008,244
$1,612,632
466,368
681.424
714,982
483,182
income—
223,325
303*989
320,023
207,457
oper.
From Jan. 1—
from
ry.
—V.
$697,017
163,056
97,878
3,600,337
4,067,688
3,982,074
3,315,757
railway—
from
Net
1951
1952
1953
1°54
$535,604
Ry.—Earnings—
1954
$1,720,939
railway-—-
from
Net
February—
from railway
Denver
&
February—
Gross
Gross
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic RR.- -Earnings—
931,824
1,261,491
1,297,304
903,115
income—
430,506
547,464
599,152
367,963
railway
oper.
179,
1371.
p.
(Canada)—Unit Opens Plant—
Frobisher, Ltd.
Cobalt Chemicals Ltd.
See
above.—V.
177,
p.
832.
From Jan. 1—
from
Gross
from
ry.
railway—
railway
income—
oper.
1,288.475
246,998
140,840
♦Deficit.—V.
179,
p.
1157.
Purchase
Eagle-Picher Co,—Files With SEC—
porate funds.—V.
179,
filed
12
a
710.
p.
El
Electric
Paso
Co.
—
Secondary
Offering —A sec¬
offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (no
par) was made on April 14 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$30 per share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents per
share.
It was completed.—V. 179, p. 1371.
93%
stock
of
Robert
April 22
of
the
714,840
W.
Garrison,
stock of this company was
of the capital
Alban Corporation and
resulted
$71.55
at
William
H.
by
purchase
stock
than
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 275 shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered at the
market (estimated at $20.50 per share)
through Benj. D. Bartlett &
Co., Cincinnati, O.
The net proceeds are to be added to general cor¬
April
on
Co.—Change in Control—
of 667,996 shares
011
The
Inc.
Co.
Fullerton
The company
Oil
Fullerton
announced
per
from
share.
shares
Valentine,
an
offer
on
Church Oil and Gas
March 10, 1954 for
acquired represent more
outstanding, and include all of the
Shares
Edward
R.
Valentine,
O.
C.
Field
and
controlling stockholders.
National Bank of
the City of New York and handled at the Security First National Bank
of Los Angeles, Calif.
The total amount paid to selling stockholders
at the close of the transaction on April 22 amounted to $47,795,113,
it was stated by R. R. RUsmisel, President of Alban Corp.—V.
179,
The
financing
was
arranged
through
The
Chase
1158.
p.
ondary
I
'
.
•
The company
covering
to
expire
tal.
No
by
the
19
filed
a
letter of notification with the SEC
basis
June
on
Aoril
9.
underwriting
proceeds are to be added
involved.—V. 179, p. 1264.
The
is
(Theodore)
pany
mon
to working capi¬
&
Knapp,
Inc.
below.—V.
178,
p.
for
subscriptions
and
subscription privilege).
com¬
stock
of
of
finance
must
W. T. Pitfield & Co., Inc., New
York, is acting as dealer-manager.
PROCEEDS—It
2091.
advertisements
Offered—The
right to subscribe on or before May 6 for 310,000
shares of participating common stock (par
cents) at $15 per share on the basis of seven new
shares for each 10 shares of stock held (with an over¬
B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7,
news and advertising issue)
with a statistical issue on
foreign
Co.—Stock
20
is
expected
approximately
that
$2,500,000
the
to
proceeds
purchase
be used to the.
additional common
will
Telephone Bond & Share Co.
The balance will be used to
other subsidiaries and for other proper corporate purposes.
N. Y., REctor 2-9570 Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Pubhsher,
Monday.] Other offices. 135 S. La SaUe St., Chtc< go 3. Id.
class mattei Febi^ary 25, 1942^at. the
Union, $48.00 per year, in Dominion *
Company Reentered as second
and Members of Pan-American
year.
remittance
&
additional
extent
Equitable Office 6uilding Corp.—Exchange Offer—
Webb
Gary
is offering to the holders of its participating com¬
stock and its common stock of record April 21,1954,
the
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered for
stockholders of record May 10, 1954, at $18.50 per
of one new share for each 15 shares held; rights
7,500
subscription
on
on
I
•
Branch, N. J.—Files—
Electronic Associates, Inc., Long
England, c/o Edwards & Smith, Copyright 1954 by William B. Dana
1879.
Subscriptions in United States,
U. 8. Possessions, Territories
exchange,
tensile-strength
is estimated that the 1954 construction program
will require expenditures of about $650,000.
consolidated
Los
Dufur Elevator Co.,
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William
week
levery Thursday (general
E.
highest
share.
a
$55.00
the
will
—
Angeles, Calif., on April 9,
6,678 shares of common stock (par $2) at $14.50
Richards
Hill
See
London,
the
uses
tire construction principles was offered
this company, Lee R. Jackson, President,
'.
V
Shares
Supply Co.
Ducommun Metals &
the
the winter of 1954-1955.—V. 178, p. 1473.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Dana Seibert, President.
Published twice
(Telephone
construction
purposes.
other
any
tubeless
Public
Short-term
equipment to Cape Breton Broadcasters, Ltd., Sydney, Nova
Scotia, by the International Division was also announced on April 16
by Ernest A. Marx, the Division's director. This equipment will be
shipped May 15 for use by new television station CJCB-TV (Channel
4) Sydney, which plans to go on the air Aug. 15.—V. 179, p. 104.
capi¬
to meet customer
William
WOTE:
be
with
where
race
3l/4%
completely equipped mobile
will be shipped to the station
is
casting
share
funds
corporate
demands during
of
The
Co.
to
the
is stronger
third of the
$202,433,
on
later date.
a
of
after
tire
EARNINGS—For
had
air over a period of several weeks.
to put the new station on the air
which
Telecruiser,
Mont
at
water
by
June .10,
1954, Consolidated's
$15,000,000 due March 1, 1955,
subsidiary companies for the purchase of storage
cost
Gas
1954,
5,
favorably
with headquarters in West Palm Beach, is an
operating public utility engaged in the purchase, generation, distri¬
bution and sale of electric energy; the manufacture, distribution and
sale of gas, and the pumping,
distribution and sale of water, in a
number
of
communities all within the State of Florida.
The only
subsidiary, Flo-Gas Corp., which is wholly-owned, supplies customers
located beyond the company's gas mains, with bottled propane gas.
,
before
or
aggregating
approximately
purchase,
additional
proceeds
the
of
Hi
provide
subsidiaries.
with
sale of
bank
persons
application.
the
the
funds
will
outstanding
interested
compete
BUSINESS—Company
shipments.
the
station
television
by
introduced.—V.
first
Du
race
today.
the
is
that
tire
and
week
last
company
anniversary of President Gustavo Rojas Pinilia's
Administration. Avianca, Colombian affiliate of Pan American Airways,
13,
tubeless
new
PROCEEDS—Net
S. A.
Division
International
corporations
the
by
Government
Colombian
June
on
East Ohio Gas Co.; $4,000,000 to Hope Natural Gas Co. $2,000,000 to
Commission
will
McCleary & Co., Inc.
S.
The
to
which
ing of 25,000 shares of common stock (par $3) at $9 per
share was made on April 20 by a group comprising
$300,000 of television broadcasting equipment
A., for the first television station in that
shipments of
Colombia,
country
filed a registration statement with the SEC on April
covering $25,000,000 of debentures due June 1. 1979.
Consolidated proposes to borrow $15,000,000 from one or
banks on or about Aug. 1, 1954.
In and
engraving machine capable of enlarging or
"Scan-A-Sizer," during the American Newspaper
meeting in New York, April 19-22. i,; "It is
structure
developed
Florida
April
on
April 23.
' ".Vx
The equipment will
SEC—
In addition.
more
running
is
Company
electronic
cost
Named
179, p. 397.
Bogota,
company,
1954,
Scale
stated.
Association
a
nounced
investment company filed a registration state¬
14, 1954, covering 1,000,000 shares of its
J.
SEC
(Allen B.) Du Mont Laboratories, Inc.—Ships to
First
to
Net
Gas Co.—Registers With
Weight
a
Fairchild's
motorists
Exchange Commission—
N.
Elizabeth,
This
Net
Consolidated
A
31,0d0
Fund, Inc.—Registers With
Growth Stock
Securities and
for
11
May
on
from
purchase
in
shares
Gross
it of $50,000,000 first and refunding
bonds, series K, due May 1, 1984. See also V. 179, p. 1719.
of
298,723
85,723
1264.
179, p.
Net
Edison
Consolidated
a
—
income
oper.
Diversified
construction
•1954
r
11,019
273,423
47,660
1952
request
supplying
Exact
Starkweather & Co.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc. and
285,557
67,140
39,146
railway
railway
The net
gether with $250,000 principal amount of instalment promissory notes;
and the Commission has given interested persons until April 28, 1954,
to
22,163
$131,728
19,032
61,142
39,732
1951
$128,467
24,049
8,742
322,628
113,332
$147,232
,
income—
oper.
from
from
Natural Gas Co., of West Virginia, Pittsburgh
apolied to the SEC for an order authorizing Natural
have
the
for
said
Mr.
Clough, "that within a few years a large
of letterpress printers will have at their fingertips a means
producing line quality halftone engravings quickly, conveniently,
of
has
1953
$171,893
65,657
38,774
1954
corporation and
to issue and
Gas
railway_•
from
per
subsidiary,
the
at
conceivable,"
"500"
1720.
Ry.—Earnings—
1
February—
Gross from railway—
To Increase Investment in West Virginia Unit—
This
President,
firm's
majority
It
The
••." %
'
Neff,
printing
get
first
Publishers
the representative of the
Co. Inc.,
,
:■'<:
179, p.
ajso.V.
Sec
capital stock.—V.
therein.
&
expansion were reported
B.
K.
offset
on
will
reducing,
yet
1984.
its
—V.
However,
June
of
as
for
plans
by
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—New Product—
May 3—
it
unlimited
in
and
company
the
for
commercial
the
of
1047,
p.
1,
18,00o,0j0 shs.
issued
this
business
heavily
gram.
issued.
be
be
may
corporation'), indenture dated
Halsey, Stuart & Co, Inc.— 20.00
Arthurs, Lestrattge & Co.—
1.00
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath
1.50
&
179,
May
at
Net
of the subordinated debentures as shall not be issuable
subscriptions under the subscription offe!r, as set forth
amount
Coffin
below.—V.
Co.
500,000 shs.
other
of
PURCHASERS—Halsey,
Baxter,
&
Grace
from
3
Net
50,000,000
sua-
of
general meeting.
industry, which in post-war years has
lithography for jobs involving many halftone
much needed
in the arm when letterpress
printers move into the electronic engraving age sometime in 1955.
John H. Clough,
President, made this prediction at the unveiling
and
From Jan. 1—
58,150,000
29,500,uou
Co., Columbus, O.—Expansion—
conditions
Consolidated—
Corp.—Proposed
company
Gross
purchasers, and the other purchasers named below have severally
agreed to purchase and the corporation has agreed to sell to them,
severally, at 100%
of
the principal amount
thereof, plus accrued
Interest from May 10, 1954, the respective percentages of such prin¬
cipal
as
Chemical
R.
Net
$103,300,000
60,000,000
50,000.000
value)_
par
restrictions
to the
pursuant
so
also
308.
p.
Net
84,500,000
value)
debentures of
debentures
under
amounts
subject
long-term
Detroit & Mackinac
gross
90,000,000
„
par
rwitnout
additional
No
additional
announced acceleration in the
debt so as to simplify the capital structure
to leave only common stock outstanding.—
President,
Jr.,
to
gas
Outstanding
series A due 1975— $110,000,000
debentures,
debentures, series B due 1975—
*33/8% debentures, series C due 1977
Common
all of
Each
5 V2 %
plans to receive bids up to 11:30 a.m. (EDT) on May
office, 600 Market St., Wilmington 99, Del., for the purchase
of $10,000,000 first mortgage and collateral trust bonds due
The
and consolidated net income of $13,596,000.
*3%
business
Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp.—New Devel.—
•
unaudited
an
consolidated
Authorized
Preferred
Mich.—Calls Preferred Stock—
has
Delaware Power & Light Co.—Bids
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
*3%
of
W.
See
public utility companies for resale to their customers.
the
3,338,720
7,777,693
process."—V. 179, p. 398.
^and one subsidiary produces and sells oil.
Retail natural gas
are
conducted in the states of Ohio, Pennsylvania, West
Kentucky, New York, Maryland and Virginia.
The System
has
1953
$7,474,606
relied
Cross,
Davison
company.
EARNINGS—For
3,223,789
28,235,080
7,203,125
2,913,446
subsidiary E. & W. Scale Co. plant
In Toronto, Can., were announced by Mr. Neff, along with the intro¬
duction of a new line of weigh-feeders for the plastics industry and a
new
type of Shadowgraph scale for the meat industry.
Current
Gas
Virginia,
anon
2,127,692
income
annual
The
company
163,
received
Interstate
is
the
V.
^operations
.-also
5,080.042
.1,198,345
■
1158.
p.
shareholders
to
recent
the
service
carbons
1370.
called for redemption at $10.50 per share
cumulative convertible preferred stock.
convertible into 1% shares of common stock.
reduction
of
is an interconnected natural gas
system
corporation, 14 operating subsidiaries and a sub¬
Operating subsidiaries are engaged in the
production, purchase, storage, transmission and distribution of natural
gas.
Certain subsidiaries produce and sell gasoline and other hydro¬
of
p.
1954
$6,881,029
-
company
Milton
BUSINESS—Corporation
composed
sidiary
179,
1370.
outstanding
share
program
be
10
gas
Gulf
$2,429,000
$1.18
$4,255,000
$2.10
outstanding.—V.
shares
1,980,948
—
The
its
proposed
market
by
4,395,000
4,610,000
Period Ended Feb. 28—
Sales
be
program.
■Co.
income
on
share—
common
per
1,638,237
29,418,749
railway
oper.
179,
pictures,
expenditures of about $105,000,000, with a large portion
expenditures required in order to handle and deliver
*0
taxes
$6,824,000
plus
par;
construction
the
Federal
on
1,478,471
28,446,029
7,559,687
Exact Weight Scale
1953
$8,865,000
income——
on
earnings
Based
—V. 178, p.
corporation ana togeuier with
1954, and cash to be realized
the
ox
beginning
during
operations
from
funds
ry.
—V.
Favorable
1954
1958
redemption
to
103V-ilo
from
Net
railway
well ahead of the same period last year, he
contemplates
©f
Federal taxes
Cross Co., Detroit,
proceeds
general
available
funds
will be
of
due
1,006,375
24,930,364
Income
oper.
from
Cook Paint & Varnish Co.—Current Sales Off—
corpora¬
interest.
PROCEEDS—Net
added
prices
also
series
'
the
unless previously redeemed, only $25,000,000 being convertible in 1955.j
The conversion price is $13 V3 per share subject to adjustment under
certain
before
•Earnings
named
ry.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
31—
Ended March
for
Net
Net
105.25%
3%%
bonds,
from
,
Expansion plans
•
Morgan Stanley & Co., the only other bidder,
•of
Months
Provision
to be
shall
1951
1952
1953
1954
railway- $12,196,017 $13,659,540 $14,477,106 $13,394,303
3,536,277
3,748,117
3,112,273
railway..
2,528,809
from
611.
p.
Container Corp. of America (&
offering of subordinated debentures, won award of the
issue on April 21 on a bid naming a compensation of
are
which
price
a
than a 3Vs % basis.
towards the redemption at
used
warrants.
Earnings
announced
Directors,
at
par
favorable to the company
proceeds
outstanding $25,000,000 of
Three
of
with the SEC the bonds
less
not
Gross
Net
,
registration
that upon
about
or
1983.—V.
subscribe will be evidenced .by subscription
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., who heads a syn¬
dicate that will purchase the unsubscribed portion of the
rights
011
not less
be
shares held of record at 3:30
common
R.
April 22
sold
April 21, 1954.
The subscription offer
at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) May 10, 1954, and
on
bonds.
Whiting, Chairman
Earnings—
February—
en
for
mortgage 30-year
on
Erie RR.-
$25,000,000 Bonds—
application on April 23 with the Michigan
authority to issue and sell $25,000,000 of first
filed
company
Commission
S.
3
(1831)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
be made In New
York funds.
\
3
The Commercial and
(1832)
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Missouri on Oct.
General
14, 1919.
principal offices are located at 928 Grand Ave., Kansas City, Mo.
business consists of the ownership of securities of com¬
panies* active in the telephone communications industry. These com¬
panies are engaged primarily in the manufacture and sale of tele¬
phone communication equipment and in furnishing local and long
distance telephone service.
Their operations are conducted principally
Its
The
Gary's
United
the
in
similar operations
but
States,
also
are
carried
on
mon
year
approximately 7J%
of the
common stock
of Associated Telephone & Telegraph Co. and approxi¬
mately 51%
of the common stock of Telephone Bond & Share Co.
Both subsidiaries own securities of companies in the telephone com¬
munication
The
all
.
engaged
of
manufacturing
of
(dial)
and
located
other
systems,
at
Chicago,
CAPITALIZATION
electrical
and
705,000 square
control
feet
EFFECT
1,
1995
$1.60
—
cumulative
(no
6-cent
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
179,
(par 20 cents)
(par 20 cents)1611.
on
out
the
1,700,000 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
1,152,200 shs.
Service
details in V.
The
Co.
Acceptance Corp.—Notes Placed
added to
were
Motors
working capital.—V. 178,
Pri¬
earned
to
in
in
$22,611,615
income
less
of
sales
exclusive
real
of
domestic
loans,
sub¬
proceeds
reimburse
to
or
the
GPU's
interested persons until May 5,
the common stock financing proposal
1721.
cumulative
debentures
preferred
The
the
with
—V.
179,
of
record
and
April
this
into
23
will
series
the
issued „to
proposed
of
A,
The
statutory
v
vote
of
company
be
stock,
Corp.
stockholders
merger
on
April
15,
which $5,000,-
to
are
May
12
Davison
approving
Corp.
on
Chemical
1721.
p.
Great Southern Minerals, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC
The
SEC
corporation
to
be
proceeds
oh
offered
to
are
April
60,000
covering
stock
be
14
shares
at
used
filed
of
notification
with
convertible
of
preferred
cumulative
share),
per
incident
letter
a
6%
($5
par
without
business
to
of
the
The
underwriting.
producing and market¬
ing of soluble trace minerals.
'
Gulf Insurance
■
■'.
-
The
is offering
company
right
to
Co., Dallas, Tex.—Stock Offered—
subscribe
on
capital stock
(par $10)
for
shares
each
44
offering is not
Of
the
and
net
the
to
its
before
or
at $55
held.
stockholders
May
3
for
per share
No
5,000
April
additional
j
the
12
of
shares
the basis of one new share
on
fractional
record
of
shares
will
be
issued.
The
underwritten.:
proceeds,
balance
to
■>"
$50,000
the
will
surplus
be
of
added
the
to
capital
stock
will be
and
company
account
to
used
permit future expansion of its business.
The company, located at 3015 Cedar
Springs Road, Dallas, Texas.,
was
organized in Texas on Oct. 29, 1925, and is engaged principally
in the business of
writing fire, extended coverage, automobile and in¬
land
marine
insurance.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
1953
Capital
1952
1951
$743,747
$800,000
$752,961
38,692
115,519
167,902
stock
$10t—
Outstanding
225,000 shs.
225,000 shs,
160,297
28,256
105,238
151,241
1,542,832
249,563
210,536
1,611,969
1,588,210
350,47.9
378,045
307,675
320,113
—V.
129,593
1,331,487
179,
(par
62,582
46,269
Gulf Power
of
have
Co.—Partial Redemption—
been
called for redemption $238,000 principal amount
first mortgage bonds,
due 1983, at 101.30%, plus accrued
Payment will be made on May 20, 1954 at the Chase National
4 Va%
interest.
Bank
——
1612.
p.
There
of the City of New York.—V.
for
where
than
for
31,225,851
its
100,000
and
come
Dividends
on
Average
655,774,821
178, p.
1474.
Earned
share
per
of
598,119,478'
'12,928,312
348,760,514
349,041,039
87,199,621
87,273,036
$6.71
$6,25
_
BALANCE
SHEET,
ASSETS—
DEC.
Government
cost
*On
securities,
Accounts
short-term,
and
notes
receivable
Inventories
at
in
i,.
(netI
subsidiary
companies
1952
—
and
_
estate,
Prepaid
and
and
foreign
taxes
profits
and
The
and
51,939,373
138,806,989
63,214,330
63,214,330
to
payable
39,540,253
preferred
on
(employees
580,633,838
3,232,078
Reserves
reconversion
costs
134,204,741
unremitted
plant
the
to
profits
dated foreign operations which
ly reinvested abroad
20,759,073
20,582,000
2,183,735
(outstanding,
$3.75
series,
Common
stock
1.835,644
stated
(outstanding,
value
1,000,000
41,359,344
36,437,059
($5
par
1,973,414
retained
183,564,400
100,000,000
____
100,000,000
441,043,400
442,569,085
;I
-------the" business
Use
in
52,273,417
34,850,276
2,204,124,914
for
—
U-
S-
Government
in
publicly
Corp. 25-year
«0QQy^nnin^nd d?,ivery
$J9°'-°0-000, excluding
Jan.
on
o,
1954.—V.
Dec. 9,
new
a
Ended
of
4,405,475.042
in
a
nation-wide
group of
value)
(par
1979, dated Jan.
1,
on Jan. 5, 1954.
Net proceeds amount-
accrued
of
p.
interest
1612.
of
stock
common
May 10,
conversion
of
to
for
1954.
preference
tne
Gillette,
at
of
inventor
Gillette
was
Park,
of
the
Boston
changed
safety
6,
from
Mass.
Gillette
products,
safety razors and blades,
conjunction with these
It
of
has
plant
670,000
is
located
feet
square
of
at
Gilette
floor
space
land.
38,000
feet
square
of
floor
space
will
for
INCOME
31—
and
Oct.
$108,333,
were
re¬
it
income
1953
be
13,695,590
10,982,739
7,177,610
6,401,305
4,248,749
$4,581,434
$3,958,844
and
of
GIVING
cents)
lease,
and
EFFECT
TO
and
and
development of
Counties,
Webster
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
*594,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
—
presently
optioned to the company, in Harlan County,
the company, in Franklin and
optioned to
shares
23,425
$4,685.—V.
179,
Electric
company
sold
were
for
1159.
p.
total
a
<
-
5.450
-
cash
con¬
,
Light Co.—Files With SEC—
April. 15
on
shares
by
to pay for
used
used
to
The
filed
of
letter
a
$45
at
notification
(par
share.
per
construction.—V.
new
of
stock
common
employees
indebtedness
repay
corporation's
country and
$25)
The
178, p.
to
the
with
offered
be
proceeds
are
to
1778.
for
and
business
new
village
homes.
consists
Leonard
of
construction
W.
metered
and
working
Ferris
is
for
service
gas
President.—-V.
179,
1480.
p.
Husky Oil
earnings in
not
realized
v
Crl99,072
;
April
%
22.
.
They expect
plus a number
to
drill approximately 20 wildcat and stepout wells,
development wells.
This program commenced dur¬
of
ing'the latter part of 1953 with the drilling of Glidden No. 1 and
Marengo No. 1, both of which were completed as gas discoveries in
the
Viking
sand,
Marengo
to
up
the
Banff
from
Is
No.
v>
2
cubic
sand.
the
Viking
available.
will
and
zones
of
west
of
feet
This
sand
Both
178,
mile
(one
million
25
be
completed
as
dual
a
Banff
the
sand, as
excellent flows
made
•
■
Marengo No. 1), which flowed
casing standing cemented in
has
gas,
soon
of
producer
zone
as
gas
a
service
rig
formation
on
2306.
p.
Inter-Canadian
Corp., Chicago, 111.
Securities and Exchange
Registers With
—
Commission—
This
corporation, a newly-organized Chicago investment company, on
19 filed a registration statement with the SEC covering 100,000
shares
its
of
$1
share
per
receive
an
prospectus,
the
in
or
venture
stock,
common
White,
company
be
&
of
offered
Co.,
$1
"to
proposes
semi-venture
to
Weld
commission
concentrate
investment
for
public
——$6,717,052
share of prefr
$4,663,060
$23.87
$16.57
$12.99
per
share
$1.08
$0.83
International
u -
situations
all
in
of
its~GB|ii>|fjJ
Canada."
Dairies, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Files—
corporation on April 13 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 300,000 shares of class B common stock to be offered
SEC
at
1372.
($1
par
used
to
per
share),
for
pay
without
underwriting. The proceeds are to be
equipment, plant facilities and working
machinery,
capital.
Bonds
—
Sold
Privately—The
mortgage
due Sept. 1, 1973, bringing to $5,500,000 the
down under
are
an
agreement dated
May 19,
borrowings of $6,300,000.
to
be
used
to
pay
for pulp
179,
p.
Collyer,
who
was
has
mill
additions
and
for
•
International Great Northern
February—
Net
from
from
ry.
Chairman
of
the
announced.
Board,
was
1952,
committee.—V.
as
179,
elected
well
from
p.
Net
from
r«.
—V.
President.
1612.
a
director
He has been Executive
and
a/
1951
$3,118,629
222,026
255,431
251.531
85,740
5,077,670
6.326,299
6,407,366
5,856.011
736",286
1,110,506
1.174.262
853,162
442,095
560,229
552,816
367,^26
366,655
income
railway
railway
oner,
179,
p.
$2,597,077
498,672
,
182,111
income
1722,
Investors Diversified
The
split
as
1952
$3,038,516
495,642
President
company, on April 21 relinquished
re-elected Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer
Richardson
Vice-President since
1953
$2,450,759
railway-
oper.
RR.—Earnings—
1954
railway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1265.
been
at
The
com¬
Glatfelter Co.
sale
underwriter, which is to
share. According to the
per
Dr302,958
$3,655,886
par
through
underwriting
—
Cr81,626
.
per
of
Refining Ltd.—Drilling Program—
corporation and Phillips Petroleum Co. have started on a
major exploration and development program for 1954 in the Kindersley area of Western Saskatchewan, Canada, it was announced on
v
:
in
—
&
This
April
r?hief Executive officer of this
executive
exploration
Franklin
Household Service, Inc., Clinton, N. Y.—Bonds Offered
8,207,593
Goodrich Co.—Richardson Elected
President-
William S.
company.
wells on the
or
The/ corporation in April offered $45,000 of first mortgage 5%
sinking fund bonds dated May 1, 1950 and due May 1, 1965 at 100%'
of
principal amount, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to ( be
1952
$36,876,080 $32,492,404 $27,323,554
___
current
Presidency and
is
the
to
well
a
outstanding, 273,575 shares were
lease, owned by the company, in Franklin County,
acre
Counties,
Net
L.
cost
drill
ACCOUNT
1954
excess
taxes
amount taken
the
leasing,
Harlan,
shares
acre
covering
Net
(B. F.)
in
10
subscription
4.90%
-
further
and
was
incorporated in Delaware on Dec.
generally engaging in the oil production
of
1,000 acre lease,
Hartford
The
SEC
be
$1.59
proceeds
(par
640
a
a
sideration
Gross
The
Harlan
corporation
initially
1,920
Webster
manufacture
In
women.
stock—
bonds,
without
develop
undertake
297,000
for
a
$25
H.)
exercise
in
capital.
its subsidiaries is the
$6,517,980
p,
to
plan.
4,001,294,708
($1,037,753,600
$300,000,000
debentures due
179,
C.
for
March
domestic
1953 calling for
1953
issue
Outstanding
of business
the
manufacturing
fee.
additional
countries
179,
John
"
/for
located
lines
acres
income
earned
well
a
used
purpose
will
stock
the
for
company has sold privately to Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of New York an additional
$1,000,000 of first
1,967,694,262
securities
$895,336,600 in 1952).
i?F DEEENTURE3—On
offered
'mderwriters
King
is
products
11
working capital.—V.
TaJ?1
1(l,fter.
1953 and
*Of
and
1,973,414
share
surplus)
until the close
stock
(P.
value)
surplus
income
(earned
shares
two
reserved
principal
an
earned
to
lease
company
income
mon
—V.
183,564,400
per
of
—___
erence
used
Authorized
issued
*281,441 shs.
company and
dollars
Amount
shares),
$100
S.
be
acre
products.
on
of
drill
be
CAPITALIZATION
Common
Blue
profits
will
1,000
a
leasehold.
the
oil
prospects
Nebraska.
for
FINANCING
T°n) Division in the same building, commencing
and
Amount
73,355,859
share
shares)
NEW
TO
on
4,196,768 shs.
taxes—__________—_____
amount
Net
large¬
(without par value)—
per
It
'
53,231,763
$100
the
owned
before
foreign
p ■:„<*:
for
the
281,451 shs.
Balance
Net
U.
___
value
estimate
cannot
t5,562,538 shs.
35,000,000
'
stated
know
not
par)-
rate
sales
excess
reha¬
reserves
(substantially allocable to foreign
operations)
Minority interest (preference stock of sub¬
sidiary company)
series,
EFFECT
(no
by
principal
Months
Foreign
19,724,991
,3,144,533
Miscellaneous
Preferred stock
is
lease
car¬
consoli¬
were
does
company
$60,000
leases
by
of
—_____
office
the
situated
Profit
defense
of
con¬
share
required.
The
funds
required
the company's general funds.
from
—
1901
company's
and
is
that
Net
133,680,667
—
and
incident
lines
profits
27,500,000
for
bilitation
emergency
Reserves for
be
CONSOLIDATED
3,232,078
19,790,722
income,
be
may
each
1953
15,
May 10, 1954. The amount
called were redeemed and none
The
also
will
owned
industry.
business
of
shares
GIVING
shares
care
cosmetic
Three
446,445,468
ried
forward)
Reserves for deferred
called
for
will
balance
presently
tests.—V.
444,096,929
taxes,
warranties, and miscellaneous
Reserves for employees benefit plans
Reserves for employees bonus (balance
two
hair
57,430,170
497,573,467
stock
bonus,
so
stock
24,
1954,
Manufacturing subsidiary companies own plants in Great
Britain,
Switzerland, Germany, France, Mexico, Brazil,
Argentina and Canada.
payable ————___
payrolls, and sundry accrued items
liabilities
of
21Cl1954 ^
4,405,475,042 4,001,294,708
ex¬
Accounts
Dividends
Shares
common
11,
manufacturing plant of the Toni Division is located in St. Paul,
Minn,, contains 170,000 square feet of floor
space, and is held on a
lease which expires on Dec.
31, 1957, with an option to renew at the
end of that period for a further
five-year period,! By an amendment
1,262,876,314
54,286,452
< net)
income
of
company's corporate name
Co., to The Gillette Co.
"Gillette
Park
LIABILITIES—
States
stock.
Gilmore
proceeds,
the
whereon
BUSINESS—The
March
May
on
of
sale
net
acquire
agreement R. L. Gilmore of Hastings,
Neb., will also drill a well without further cost to the company.
A
second $60,000 will be used to acquire the
dption lease on 1,926 acres
located
in
Webster
and
Franklin
Counties, Nebraska,
whereon
Mr.
The
and
the company
STOCK—On
redemption
shares reserved for issuance pursuant
principal
home
19,996,036
1,536,331,075
equipment, (net)—
________________
♦United
not
amount
an
The
deferred
Total
all
the
at
in
and
the
Nebraska,
1954, the directors voted to call for redemption on
100,000 shares of the preference stock. Shares so called
business of
sale
and
charges.' 1
etc.—____________
patents;
to
also manufactures shaving creams and
The company's principal trade names in¬
Blades,""Gillette Thin Blades," "Valet," "Auto ■
Strop," "Toni," "Prom," and "Bobbi" home permanent
waves, "Tame"
cream rinse, and "White Rain"
shampoo.
108,936,207
60,208,507
plants,
expenses
Goodwill,
for
$10,514,000.
actually
562,882
the
certain
treasury, held for bonus
<1953-1,048,075 shares; 1952—
purposes
close
if
be
pref. stock
196,300
Its
1952
principal
in
972,348. shares)
option
speculation."
a
PROCEEDS—Of
the
24,
organized
clude
213,098,923
19,354,993
,
%
the
supplied
converted
and
301,448,891
'91,371,867
—
assets
stock
until
will
1954,
and
.
223,593,973
investments
Common
PREFERENCE
call
shares
two
(par $1)
March
Safety Razor
not
consolidated
Miscellaneous
OF
to
preference
of
would
conv.
tlncludes
stock
tion
46,193,298
10,299,154
543,058,622
534,009,858
1,446,677,578 1,296,668,633
————
Investments"
but is limited
by the
vajue of the stock as found by the
grant of the option pursuant to the plan.
each share of preference stock
In
321,184,347
—_____
'_'
f
the
redemption
which
May 11,
may be
The
■
determined
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated in Delaware on
Sept. 10,
1917, as the successor of a Massachusetts corporation incorporated in
1912, which corporation was in turn the successor of a Maine
corpora¬
31
1953
___
directors,
be
will
shares will be converted and therefore
many
razor.
CONSOLIDATED
and
been
Authorized
558,721,179
12,928,313
stock
stock
for
$5 dividend
year
common
of
rate
Common stock
—
an
from
be
may
138,178,496
foreign in¬
common
as
Oil
Corp. — Stock Offered—Luster
Securities & Co., Jersey City, N. J., on April 20 offered
o£ common stock (par 10 cents) at $1
297,000 shares
per share "as
and
for¬
stock
the
has
the
voted
redemption will be
943,457,425
common
of
of
CAPITALIZATION
—;
of
terms
offered
issued to optionees
the plan by reason of future stock divi¬
271,648,578
18,583,986
number cf shares of
shares
at ithe
amount
or
and
officers
fair market
REDEMPTION
converted
how
59,033,948
outstanding during
the
time
preference stock
1^8,331,238
preferred stocks..—
shares
being
are
to
County,
directors
required
328,179,864
»
en
$1)
(par
company
amounts received
upon
the issuance
the exercise of options will be used by
corporate purposes.
34,471,445
7,893,720,052
——
income
Dividends
stock
thiif
by
to
30,546,718
profits taxes——.— 1,054.528,446
excess
time
additional
board
of
36,895,232
621,137
and
States
the
the
general
the
verted
63,072,314
employees bonus—
United
of
95%
pursuant
1954,
——
for
common
to
for stock offered
committee at
restrictions
for
of
time
the provisions of
price
committee
less
such
14,805,963
unremitted
of
exchange
shares
from
exchanges.
PARTIAL
plants, and equipment—
deferment
or
The
outside
below—.
listed
196,300
time
to
Harlan-Franklin
Co.—fStock Offered to Employees—
offered
PROCEEDS—All
————————
Provision
in?
invested,
so
GPU's
in
bank
$637,383
income,.—
of
be
dends
1952
36,885,802
countries
Provision
r&rnA
invested
1265.
pursuant to
in
items
eign profits
exist
ceived
be
key executives of the company pursuant to the
"Employees' Stock Option Plan."
There also may be
———^——10,116,572,529 7,645,398,433
other operating charges,
and.
estate,
Provision
Net
banks,
from
other
stock
Belling, general, and administrative expenses
Provision for depreciation and obsolescence
Capital
$14,800,000
issued an order giving
railway——
p.
total
time
1953
in
sundry income deductions
Total
$5
of
short-term
1954
oner
to
were
Other
will
railway—
179,
A
YEARS ENDED DEC. 31
1952)——
certain
reinvestment)
cess
borrowings
GPU
repay
railway
from
ry.
are
subsidiary companies
(dividends and interest
States
United
Taxes,
has
Gillette
prior years and pre¬
viously deferred because of exchange re¬
strictions (representing amounts retained
Real
to
railway
oper. income—.
from
•—V.
of
amounted
$13,240,808
Profits
Other
stock
common
used
from
ry.
Net
10,027,985,482 7,549,154,419
earnings
consolidated
S.
by
1954),
from
Net
Corp.—Annual Report—
—
in
received
.
of
a hearing upon
corporation.—V. 179, p.
Net
$
sales
Equity
U.
sale
February—
Gross
2092.
p.
1953
Cash
company's domestic subsid¬
Of this, $57,385,000 is e/xpected to
bonds (of which $12,000,000 were
proceeds from the sale of the 606,423 common shares;
is expected to
be provided from operations.
Sub¬
of the net proceeds realized by GPU from the sale of
all
with
the
SEC
indenture pursuant to
in connection with
merger of said corporation into Grace & Co.
the
the
or
application
trust
subordinate
investors
proceeds
Net
par¬
4.60%
Chemical
From Jan. 1—
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT FOR
of
paid
convertible
the
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
179, p. 1721.
Motors
General
Cost
be
to
of
CAPITALIZATION
$15,000,000 3% promissory notes due
Nov. 1, 1959, and $15,000,000 3%% junior subordinated
notes due April 1, 1957.
for
proposed
4 >/4 %
Davison
(Mo.)—Books
vately—The company has placed privately with institu¬
tional
Other
24,
the.
to request
this
fees
balance
SEC
1954,
Net
General
the
first
the
par
of
program
$74,600,000.
at
through
additional
Gross
and
in
of
I
which have been principally,
treasury for such investments.
Closed—-Kuhn, Loeb
& Co., Union Securities Corp., Reynolds & Co. and Allen
& Co., managing underwriters, announced on April 19
the closing of subscription books on the offering of 1,500,000 shares of Gas Service Co. common stock. See
not
$7,433,100
1954,
1
Gas
Net
with
registration statement with the
common stock, to be offered
a
the
are
of
678,630 shs.
of
The
filed
15
as
construction
of
sidiaries
■
—
April
amendment,
March
the
stantially
13,095 shs.
participating
stock
p.
$912,880
76,101 shs
basis a
same
company
filed an
for qualification of a
holders
Utilities Corp.—Registers with SEC—
on
estimated
is
and
stock
stock
by
1954
sold
Outstanding
$2,043,830
a
Public
provided
and
—.
months
corporation
iaries
July
—
preferred
—
non-cumulative
common
—V.
first
par)_i——
Common
due
notes
compared
covering 606,423 shares of its $5
The
be
GIVING
income
corporate
15
111.
the
on
com¬
for Federal income taxes totaled $1,250,$1,358,000 income and excess profits taxes in
year ago.—V. 178, p. 1568.
with
ticipating dealers.-
usable floor space,
of
share
a
of
Monday, April 26, 1954
Grace & Co., N. Y.—Proposed Merger, etc.-—«
This
000
shares
subscription by stockholders at the rate of one new share for each
shares held.
The
record date and subscription price are
to be
supplied
The
equipment.
Authorized
6%
This
for
1,039,971
on
Provisions
1953.
three
SEC
switching equipment, telephones,
stations,
industrial
relays
and
pay
communication
company's plant, comprising
is
,
manufacturing and selling activities are
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
The largest
is
Automatic Electric Co.,
which manu¬
subsidiary
automatic
items
.
..
of
General
in
'
to
$7,476,300,
were
compared
the
Associated
inter-communications
other
sales
000,
.
industry.
companies
subsidiaries
factures
are
7
year.
equal
were
(W. R.)
ago.
Net
quarter
investments
principal
two
Gray s
Co.—Earnings Higher—
net earnings after taxes in the first
$1,376,100, compared with $1,283,700 in
were
$1.32 a share
stock outstanding, as against $1.23
'
countries.
foreign
period last
Earnings
ip
Cement
that
reports
March 31
ended
like
the
Portland
company
quarter
Financial Chronicle...
member
of
the
stockholders
of
the
shares.
The
Bank
on
April
voting
common
Services, Inc.—Stock Split—
20
approved
shares
and
new
a
class
proposed
A
common
five-for-one
non-voting
**
,
shares
will
of Minneapolis,
I
be
made
available
exchange agent.—V.
through
179,
p.
the
1160.
First
National
Number 5319
Volume 179
Iowa Public
Service
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Libby, McNeil & Libby—Securities Placed Privately—
Co.—Registers With SEC—
filed
company
registration statement with
a
the
SEC
privately $15,000,000 of 31/2% de¬
bentures, due 1979, and 100,000 shares of 5preferred
stock (par $100), subject to approval of stockholders.
on
The
This
proceeds: will
end
the
of
income. before
land
of about
Ocean
for
36
County.
acres
N.
J.,
acquire
to
proposes
parison
The tract is now subject to a $160,000
purchase money bond and mortgage and, by reason of said acquisition,
Jersey Central proposes to assume the obligations thereunder.-—V. 179,^
and
in
provides
testing
services
April 21 observed its
on
40th
year
clutch
trial
the
organizations,^ Dedicating theiri growth
enterprises summed
health of
nomic
the
up
nation"
.
116
..
Manhattan
countries".
and
Island
located
in
,
purchases
15
'
v
of
More
than
tronics,
and steel.
Field
of
Morgan
.
.
.
^
of
.
.
County.
Both these fields are
Field, also in Washington County,'
producing wells in 1953."—V. 179, p. 1373.,
.
.
have been
Co.—which includes four
operating Divisions and their subsidiaries—and the seven principal
corporations and their subsidiaries partially owned and under Kaiser
management "cannot be considered as a single entity." /
' '
corporate structure and is responsible for
its own independent operating, marketing and management activities,
directed by its own officers and board of directors*
v
Errol
W.
been elected a-
is, however,
plan
a
to
.
.
179, p. 825.
'
time prior
any
of
to March
1,
'
securities
111.—Files—Acquisition—
of
4.35%
of
subject
are
year.
.
§Class
the
Two
Redeem
5.25%
sinking fund bonds due March
series "B"_
6%
Net
from
from
stock
field
stock,
treasury
as
of
version
,
railway
railway
oper.
income
:
convertible
the
that
basis
the
oh
for
reserved
are
bonds
delivery
con¬
upon
shares for
250
of
each
$1,000 convertible bond that is converted before June 1, 1957, and then
the basis of 200 shares for each $1,000 convertible bond that is
on
converted
before
June
1,
1962.
BUSINESS—Company
1952,
acquire
to
and
was
operate
leases covering producing and
also
plans'
Southwest.
'Executive
offices
of
the
Central
North
5738
at
compapy
their
clients,
Texas,
wells
Louisiana,
of
the
at
present
royalties
Texas.
the
in
Building
%•/••
■
engaged in the
which they own and manage
time, it has interests in 54
company
Directors
Nathan
Mr.
;
electing
charges
Mr.
Harris
company
operating
it
by
four
an
1953,
has
Company
the" following
J.
was
wells
Oil
Landa
W.
also
that
stockholders
Bateson,
elected
increased
it
does
operating fee.—V.
and
the
to
increased
its
not
Mr.
Board
the
to
oil
income
during
and
of
1160.
In
of
Mr."
1S54,
Directors.
own,
179, p.
Board
Board:
Heller.
Frank
of
its
off
r
.
1953 and is
operation
this
GIVING-EFFECT
the
$100,000
$199,800 shs.
200,000 shs.
$165,000
500,000 shs.
1
500,000 shs.
30,
the
Outstanding-
"Authorized
$1)
authorized, issued and
consisted of 5,000 shares
outstanding
the
1954,
company
".
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
25c)
of
common
the
33,300 shares
to
underwriter at
for
will
each
exercisable
be
be
V2C
per
subject to purchase warrants to
warrant-share (in the ratio- of
sold).
shares
six
at
of
class
price
of
$1.50 per share
a
stock
A
These
during the
after
class A stock
period of five years following the expiration of one year
completion
declared,
of
the
offering
public
present
of
the
k
class
§The
share
stock then outstanding.
share of common
warrant-share
hereunder.
stock
A
and
when
if
non-cumulative dividends
receive
to
entitled,
is
dividends
any
the
to
shall
extent of
15c
be
per
declared or paid on
the class B stock;
thereafter, the class B stock is entitled to equal
dividends
per
share per annum; and any dividends declared after
payment of theaboveamounts, are to be paid equally on the class
A
and
class B stock, share
and share alike. The class A stock is
entitled to no voting: rights, all voting, rights being reserved to the
class B stock, except that the class A stock is entitled, to elect two
directors out of
seven,
or
three directors in the event that the
shall
directors
before
annum
per
consist
dividends
any
of
than
more
be
may
seven.
v
-
BUSINESS—Company is believed to be the oldest contract air- freight
carrier
2,
in
1946,
United
(he
States.
It
organized
was
In
Delaware
March
on
and made its first flight on May 3, 1946. It has been
operation since then. The company's principal offices
.
continuous
at
Teterboro
the
Air
tains cargo storage
The
long-term
In its
to
limits
principally
common
both
transport
of
J.,
where
it also
in
are
main¬
as
carrier
non-common
a
by
air
with major firms of national importance.
Carrier operations, the company is authorized
and
persons
the
international
On
N.
Teterboro,
hangar and shops.
space,
contracts
Irregular
tinental
Terminal,
operates
company
under
United
property
States
carrier
common
and
flights
on
to
flights
overseas
in
and
within
U.
its
S.
the
con¬
Possessions.
contract
carriage
operations, the company is restricted to the transportation of airfreight
Issues—
The company's common carrier service falls into two categories:
(1)
passenger and freight operations for the Army and other governmental
departments, and (2) aircraft charters to commercial and other private
enterprises for freight and passenger carriage. The company also pro¬
vides
special services
The
is contract
The
and
the
1953
$4,102,611
376,844
1952
$3,859,993
205,872
one
*357,948
*501,434
No
government.—V.
179,
1266.
p.
8,392.508
607,574
*918,233:
8.046,383
*768,139
SEC
which
A
but
decline
this
in
the
nine
dollar
months
volume
of
of
its
fiscal
television
ahead
of
sales
ended
started
last
fall,
more
radio-phonograph
the
New Directors
Walter
Elected—
sn'd Joseph W. Dye have been elected directors to
succeed A. J. McAndless, formerly President of The Lincoln National
Life
Insurance,; Co.,'. deceased,
and
E.
S.
Pridham,
co-founder of
Magnavox, who resigned because of ill health.
Mr." Menge,
President of The Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
of Fort Wayne, Ind., has been a Director of that company since 1947.
Mr. Dye « has been^ President' of Wolf & Dessauer, Fort Wayne, since
1948.—V.
O.
Menge
179, p.
1723.
the
April
on
19
filed
200,000 shares of
company's
The
share).
The
net
proceeds
—
Registers
its
"General
a
no
registration
par
Restricted
statement
common
stock
stock,
option
to
with
six other companies.—V. 179,
the
issued
be
plan"
to
p.
em¬
1049.
company filed
on April 23 with the SEC a registration statement
the proposed public sale of 50,000 shares of new cumulative
stock of $100 par value through an underwriting group
to be headed by Kidder,
Peabody & Co.
A
portion of the proceeds will be used to retire the company',
presently outstanding first preferred stock and the remainder wjU
•
to construction.
applied
Dividend
year/
than offset by a 600%
increase in the company's
business. Television sales by units are
comparable period of fiscal 1953, although the industry
sales declined during this period.was
high fidelity
per
preferred
be
first
($10
covering
were
March 31,
1954, were-slightly in excess of $51,000,000, an increase of approxi¬
mately 12% over the comparable period of last year when the volume
was $45,000,000.
All divisions of the company contributed to the larger
sales volume, it is reported by Frank Freimann, President.
the
planned of the 5,000 shares of 1%
by letter of notification filed April
par
Missouri Public Service Co.—Registers With SEC—
Magnavox Co.—Sales Up 12%—
for
at
ployees of Minnesota Mining and
26.
; Sales
is
covered
Mining & Manufacturing Co.
company
covering
under
general offering
$1)
stock
offered
be
*
«
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
'
is planned of the 1,469 shares of common stock
covered by letter of notification filed on March
They were to be priced at market (about $24 per share), and
the proceeds to
go to
a
selling stockholder. Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
is the underwriter.—V. 179, p. 1481.
No
(par
to
1723.
p.
Corp., Middletown; N.Y.—Offer
offering
preferred
were
Minnesota
*1,387,239
-
179,
are
to
be
used
to
reduce notes payable
and for working capital.
Frazee, Olifiers & Co.* New York, is the underwriter.—V. 179, p. 1723.
7,565,564
96,627
*2,220,524
public
general
They
*901,596
*1,514,596
basis for industrial projects.
its principal business, on a permanent
transportation.
five planes.
Three of such aircraft
(two
owned, and two aircraft (C-46) are leased
that
Mid-State Commercial
1951
$3,541,820
*156,032
*'687,643
charter
a
air cargo
operates
C-46) are
company
DC-3's
from
on
considers
company
basis,
2.
wells:
year
Adams,
Felix
The
the
of
the
to
exercise
Macmillan Co.—Stock Offering-
_
which is under the SACROC Unitization Program, and
1200
the
$1).
including
warrants
-;
last annual meeting."
Preferred
8.080,457
*117,013
railway
'-Deficit.—V.
.'
During
from
from railway
Net ry. oper. income
has
14 leases, which are located in various parts of
Oklahoma and Arkansas. It also has an interest in
the public offering
the
accounts payable
(par
March
to
sold
one
It already has sold $7,000,000
9,
on
Scurry County,
consists
and
April
on
located in the Landa
are
Da/llas,
Expressway,
During the past year and a half this
producing, of oil and gas on their leases
producing
Delaware
•
working interests and other interests in
undeveloped oil properties. Tne company
v
for
in
incorporated
-
.
.
producing and undeveloped
'' ■ -'r'V;--1-:■
acquire
to
,
1481.
p.
when and as necessary; and the balance of
devoted to promotion and business development.
(par
stock
(par
With
Net
100,000
25,000 shs.
100,000
50,000 shs.
50,000 common shs. authorized of which 25,000 shs. are to
There are
be
cents)
10
(par
Gross
■*
$95,000
31,
1964,
Common
of
capital;
and
stock
stock
tNot
be
in prospect,
In 1952, it
1954
$3,929,755
419.545
February—
Gross
Outstanding
$100,000
below—V. 179,
Inc.—Stock Offering—Mention
<l#
cumulative
Net ry.
_
j;
series "A"
1962,
!
with the SEX?
(par
contemplates that the first $100,000 to
issue, when and as received, will be
next $75,000 will be devoted to the
company
proceeds
be
tion for each
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
TO PRESENT FINANCING
sinking fund bonds due June
conv,
1,
stock
On March 30,
1954, the certificate of incorporation
was
amended to provide the authorized capital stock described above
and 40 shares of class B stock were authorized to be Issued in substitu¬
From Jan. 1—
6%
letter of notification
a
common
aircraft,
notes
"Prior
has announced the calling for redemption of all out¬
shares of its preferred stock, 5.25%
series A and 5.25%
series C. The redemption prices are $103 per share for the shares of
series A and $104 per share for the shares of series C.vplus accrued
and unpaid dividends to May 21,
1954, the redemption date.
The
company
has deposited funds for the redemption with City
Bank Farmers Trust Co., redemption agent, 22 William Street,
New
York 15, N. Y., and such funds are now available for immediate pay¬
ment of the redemption prices and accrued dividends to the redemption
date upon surrender of certificates for shares of the series A and
series C. stock.' The transfer books have been closed with respect to
the shares called for redemption.—V. 179, p. 1722.
is to increase the company's
working capital by adding the proceeds of the sinking, fund bond sale
to the general funds.
No specific allocation has been made of such
funds, but it is contemplated that the company will use a portion
thereof for
the acquisition of additional interests in producing oil
properties as well as buying producing royalties. These funds will also
be used to pay the company's share of the cost of drilling any wells
that the management sees fit to develop.
Authorized
15 filed
of
issue of April 19 of
our
the
will
B
,
share owners at
by
shares
working
A
Class
went ahead promptly to
.
,
on
Co.—Proposed Consolidation—
of
Secured
March.
in
SEC
April
on
;
This dividend rate was so
refund $20,000,000
which had been sold in 1951 and 1953 at the more
5!4%.
This refunding has just been completed with
preferred stock at a saving of $180,000 a year in
stock
1953.
CAPITALIZATION
The company
-
PROCEEDS—-The purpose of this issue
EFFECT
the coming
company
$1.43
July
Mays, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files With
purchase of
standing
to
GIVING
heavy construction program
has started to decline.
has'a
288,600
$2.16
paid
only.
at any time, or in
CAPITALIZATION
them
To
—
redemption at the option of the company
part from time to time for the account
of the sinking fund at 103%, together with the accrued interest.
bonds
whole,
to
dividend
1613.
p.
for
proceeds
"
"At the present time we are contemplating selling later this year
$20,000,000 of bonds-anc' probably around 700,000 shares of common
stock," Mr. Doebler told shareholders.
"Rights will be offered to com¬
mon
share owners to, subscribe to new stock, probably in the ratio of
one new
share for each eight shares held.
We expect that our em¬
ployees wili also be given an opportunity to buy more common stock
from the 65,000 shares remaining out of the 100,000 shares reserved
for
a
earnings per share on
figure is calculated on the
have outstanding during the
expenditures
preferred
that the
rate
costly
Securities
Offered—Lynch, Allen & Co., Inc., Dallas, on April 1
offered publicly $100,000 of 6%
sinking fund bonds,
series B, dated April 1, 1954, and due March 31, 1964,
at 100% (flat) and 7,250 shares of common stock (par
100) at $4 per share on a best-efforts basis.
The
expect
we
stock
8,
24,012
$125,000
preferred stock
sale
corporation on April 13 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC- covering 2,700 shares of preferred stock
ipar $10) to be offered
at
$45 per share and 175,000 shares of common stock to be offered
at par i$l per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used to buy assets of Kerber Packing Co., Elgin, HI.
as
the
during
414%
new
of
'
(Del.), Dallas, Texas
again
of
916,000
$412,960
*305,924
•
6%
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.
used
produce
This
to
PROCEEDS—The
1956.
have been since 1945.
we
size
favorable
The
Landa Oil Co., Inc.
as
company
the
dividends.
Kisting Corp., Elgin,
$1.35.
due
company
capital
should
and
about
shares
of
855,000
199,800 shares of class A stock (par $1) at $1.50 per
share by Eisele & King, Libaire, Stout & Co., New York.
showing
a
taxes
outstandings
share
made in
was
spent $51,494,000 for- construction/ last year it was $49,258,000 and
"the 1954 budget is now $45,000,000/ *
'
To provide funds for
this program the company will have to sell
$3,010,530
$3,375,638
$1,496,610
$1,580,617
'*
gfis royalties
—V.
The
more
-
-
Such
1953
of
would, compare with earnings of $1.28 per
1953 calendar year.
28,000 electric customers and
11,000 gas customers a year ever since the end of the war, Mr. Doebler
added, and during, the coming year we expect to be as busy adding new
but
Co.—February Revenues Up—
1954—2 Mos.—1953
%
number
of
1954
$18,511,948 $15,430,805
1,514,412
1,328,960
taxes
Meteor Air Transport,
1160.
p.
1952
over
stock
1723.
p.
$659,412 '
is
McBee
average common share reported for the
We have been
adding an average of
customers
1954—Month—1953
and
oil
from
Be venues
1953
179,
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
(&
stock
(J. W.)
earned
in
Federal
per
179,
See
Doebler,
common
average
The report noted that "As of Nov. 30, 1953, the total funds em¬
ployed in the business of various Kaiser companies amounted to ap¬
proximately $820,000,000. Of this figure approximately 97% was private
capital and less than 3% was in the form of loans from the gov¬
ernment."—V. 177, p. 2457.
*
.
•
*
'
Kern County Land
.
year."
*
them."
Period End. Feb'. 28—
had
the
which throughout the past 40
year
:
strength to the other companies in
the group, owns securities of varying amounts in them, and its direc¬
tors and officers are on one or more of their boards, with Mr. Kaiser
holding the position of President or Chairman of the Board in all of
.
.
.
Savings Bank.—V.
revamp
,
bond—the interest held in each com¬
common
a
the Henry J. Kaiser Co.
has added management
by
Federal
for
of
The
Revamp RFC, Debt—
President, at the annual meeting of stockholders
said:?'"'In February, for the first time in the company's
more than $1,000,000 in a single month.
We esti¬
mate that net income in 1954 will be approximately 20.%
higher than
in 1953.
This would be about the same increase in net income that
we
"There
Suffolk
$1) to be offered for
subscription by employees at $10.50 per share.
The proceeds are to
be used for general corporate purposes.—V.
177, p. 834.
April 20,
we
the
director
a
income
covering
Lang Island Lighting Co.—Plans New Financing—
"Each company has it own
pany
Net
stock
history,
of
before
Provision
—V.
The report states that the Henry J. .Kaiser
held
Co.,
Maxson Corp.
•''Increase
Board—
on
approved
paid.—V. 179,
Mass., President of the New England Tele¬
has been elected a director.
of the First National Bank of Boston,
Boston,
also
sales
Earnings
may
31,
to Dec.
sequent
572.
p.
6 Months Ended March 31—
be paid as soon as Lone Star earns enough sub¬
1953, to cover its debts and supply $15,000,000 in
working capital. At present, dividends require RFC approval and none
that dividends
^
of
is
trustee
Income
.
.
to use
Beaver
the.(exchange
request
172,
12,000 shares of $50
common stock at
the proceeds in
par
no
plans
company
Director—
a
Harre'.l
Harrell
a
Net
County
...
assets
.
Adena
board
stockholders' have
program.—V.
(W. L.)
: v.;
President,' told the annual meeting. Lone Star may now use as
working capital-the $4,500,000 difference between completed construc;tiort -cost ©fr its steel/facilities; - and the, $87,000,000 of loan funds au¬
thorized, Mr.-Germany explained.
^
In addition,
deferment of certain principal payments until April 1,
1957, will provide1 another $3,200,000 for working capital, he said.
The new financing plan also eased dividend restrictions by providing
$925,000,000
annual sales of more than $1
billion
making it one of the 30 largest industrial organizations
in the United States in terms of sales.
Total
and
previous year. Pro¬
$1,881,719 in the
the
E.
Mr.
com¬
An/increase in working capital is envisaged by the plan, E. B, Ger¬
services in .such fields as. aircraft,
materials, chemicals,
cement, elec¬
heavy construction, housing, household
refractories, sand and gravel, shipping
mining,
in
many,
building
gypsum,
hospitals,
the
The
against
as
President' of Armco' Steel Corp.r has
of directors.—V. 158, p. 2470.
Sebaia,
can-now
*
products -and
engineering,
products,
;
290
automobiles,
$5,249,107
Washington
oi
of the Little
expansion
Joe
approval.
'
" '
.
The plan calls foh exchange of $87,000,000 of promissory notes pres¬
ently held by the. RFC for first mortgage bonds and debentures. RFC
r
Expenditures of $90,000,000 for expansion during 1953.
,
the
and 22,048 shares of
each.
phone & Telegraph
Net
ago.
that "since the first of this year,
full-interest wells in the Colorado portion
in
issue $1,500,000 of debentures,
$27.59
rell Elected
$26,285,357
year
tors
and
supplies
in
$543,000,000
than
more
...
aluminum,
?
.
-a
...
Annual
services.
.
were
a
the company's
indebtedness to* the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
The plan, aimed Tat giving the RFC securities which would be more
attractive- to,private investors already has RFC ind Lone Star direc¬
$271,.
W.
The
*
working area equivalent to
states and territories and 13 foreign
facilities ^covering
months
period
of
than
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co.—Joe E. Har-
stated
are
Lone Star Steel Co.—To
to
and 57,000 stockholders In publicly-held companies.
.
plants
its
1954 of
outstanding at the
over
the $2,840,286,
-r.
wells
Field
period
Commission to
the Ohio P. U.
quarter of
income'was
$1,780,497
Co.—Plans Financing—
sale of debentures and preferred and common
preferred stock,
less
for
W*.
consumers
Approximately. 68,000 employees sharing an annual payroll of
000,000
Bobcat
member of
follows:
as
to
three
same
on
Little Miami RR.—Sebald
"all" the .people
of production," the
their current contribution "to *the; eco¬
creators, producers, distributors and
first
shares
heavy. duty /service on off-the-highway vehicles, buses and
trucks.
It Contains' chart; listing pressure ; spring and pressure plate.
date. Cut-away photds detail major cluch components.—V. 170, p. 1048.
anniversary "report combining the production and financial activities of
all-Kai'ser-managed industries, one of the country's most diverse indus¬
Kaiser
the
12-page bapkiet just-issued describes construction and operation
this corporation's new DP (direct pressure) dry disc push type
of
in an
in business
the
the
the
like
the
successful
These
the .vicinity
Kaiser Co.—Observes 40th Anniversary—
company
par 5%
not
Shares
-
This
The company will
570.
p.
Lipe-RoIIway Corp.^—Issues New Booklet—
p. 1480.
(Henry J.)
178,
A.
179,
drillers.—V.
oil
to
in
amounted
where Liori completed 22 net
ment—White/ Weld & Co. and Rotan, Mosle and Copper
announced on April 20 they have jointly negotiated a
direct placement; with institutional investors of $1,200,000 in 4%% promissory notes.
'
corporation
basin.
for
for
for taxes
$4,722,005
Lion has drilled 33
Johnston Testers, Inc., Houston, Tex.—Private Place¬
The
revenues
provisions
for- taxes
the
for
3,090,892
on
$23,364,735
with
fir$t'quarter- of.-1953,.rT. JML- Martin; President,
of
income
share
per
operating
with
visions
future generating station.
a
inventories.—V.
per
and
compared
as
legal title to a tract of
located in the vicinity of Point Pleasant Beach,
which it is contemplated will serve as a site
Central
92. cents
Sales
finance
has been authorized by
5
stock.
period.
This-4s an increase of 22%
share reported for the first three months of 1953.
or
thereon.
1
$1.12,
or
.
has applied to the SEC for authorization to assume
purchase money bond and mortgage; and the Commission
has given interested persons until April 29, 1954, to request a hearing
a
Jersey
to
This. company: reports "net"
$3,468,610,
company
on
bd used
Telephone
company
raise $2,700,000 through
Oil Co.—First Quarter Net Up—
Lion
,
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—To Expand—
liability
Mansfield
The
The company has sold
April
14,
1954,
covering
$7,500,000
of first mortgage bonds,...duer" 1984,
to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding.
-~,f ;Vy>C;
Net proceeds of the financing will be used, together with cash de¬
rived from operations, to provide the funds required for the redemp¬
tion of $7,500,00 of outstanding, first mortgage bonds, 4%
series due
1983, at 102.427c of principal plus, interest.—V. 179, p. 1722.
This
(1833)
ment.—V.
rate
and
179, -p.
offering
price
will
supplied
be
later
by
amend¬
1481.
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
19b4
February—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
>
$423,910
railway
railway
oper.
/___
1953
$514,584:.
141,260
154,985
1952
1951
$724,822
$501,462
267,224
129,823
7,238
*1,402
51,213
*55.162
910,582
1,090,497
1,483,487
1,270,839
316,083
323,621
519,672
464,669
35.535
717
74,936
63,735
income
From Jan. 1—
Gross'
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway.^.
oper.
income
"Deficit.—V.
179,
p.
1267.
Murphy Ranch Mutual Water Co.—Files With SEC—
A
letter of
2,550
and
notification
was
shares of common stock
account
V.
of
Sun
178,
pp.
Gold,
243
Inc.
and
No
1162.
filed with
the SEC
on
April
15 covering
to be offered for sale for the
underwriting is involved.—V. 174, p. 7,
(no par)
.
.
6
(1834)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
Co.
Investment
Mutual
of
Norfolk Southern Ry.—Earnings—
AmericaRegisters With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
with
174,
filed
February—
Gross
statement
April 20, 1954, covering 100,000 shares,of its common
the SEC on
stock.—V.
investment
York
New
This
company
registration
a
1954
Net
ry,
1952
$975,509
$842,327
170,457
102,447
248,292
183,801
53,158
13,896
75,982
64,147
1,522,346
1,741,354
282,194
205,838
1,937,751
464,629
1,741,933
397,252
78,920
30,647
139,136
subsidiaries
furnish
electric
service
at -retail
to
486
communities;
electric service at retail to
many rural and farm customers throughout
the
territory served; and electric service at wholesale
to
22
rural
electric cooperative
associations and to eight
utility companies.
The
aggregate
population
served
with
electricity at retail and of the
28 communities
served wholesale is estimated
at 2,000,000.
1951
$851,210
117,065
income—
oper.
1953
$788,901
railway™.
Netr from railway
105.
p.
from
From Jan. 1—
Dehydrating
Alfalfa
National
Milling
&
Gross
Co. —Sells
railway.™
Net from railway—
Net ry. oper, income—
Stock Privately—
The
has sold
company
62,200 shares
of its common stock privately
Curtis to pay for its purchase of
—V.
through Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Cerophyll Corp.
The price placed on the shares was not announced.—V. 179, p. 1613.
.
National Distillers Products
Net
31,
of
1954
This
for taxes.
shares
this
of
earnings
March
ended
sion
and
subsidiaries
for
the
from
Net
Net
quarter
from
ry.
1954
$2,994,596, alter all charges and provi¬
equivalent to 29 cents a share on the 8,484,389
1951/
1952
' 833,901
' 1,205,075
2,425,855
Series
outstanding on that date, and compares with
net earnings for the first quarter of 1953 of $2,729,491, or 26 cents
a share on the 8,498,976 shares then
outstanding.—V. 178, p. 2094.
from
29,236,380
35,300,561
10,439,906
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
179, p.
3,732,579
income—
oper,
6,365.726
2,067,129
The
$15,000,000
Harrlman
V.
3V\€k
of
Ripley
details in
&
Co.
p.
179,
debentures
due
1979,
recently
by
offered
Net
1724.
Inc.
and
associates,
quickly
were
sold.
See
share
National Union
99.355%
Fire Insurance
Co.
Stock
—
Gross
Offering
Subscribed—The stockholders offering of 200,capital stock of this company resulted in
3,959,946
from
issued
held
two
headed
at
by
rights to purchase one new share for each
a
price of $30 per share. Underwriters
First Boston Corp., will offer unsub¬
179,
SEC
to
on
Madison
Pan
The
tion,
April
company
Room
at
American
and
opened
the
47th
opening
St.,
New
to
the
public
places in New
175, p. 1965.
eating
York
City,
York
in
new
and
and
April
on
other
with
21.
dedicated
chain
the
on
Nedicks
large
a
The
cities
in
Eastern
sell
Rhoades
offering
&
of
25,000
made
was
Co.
at
shares
April
on
$32.50
21
of
FOR
MARCH
Period End. Mar. 31—
U.
income
S.
Carl
It
Inc.
Other
Net
Net
taxes.
tax
ry.
ry.
stock
M.
Loeb,
quickly
was
per
♦After
com.
683,576
1,233,690
806,328
share.
preferred
FIRST
THREE
and
MONTHS
on
2,698,192
$0.70
$1.06
number
of
New York
1954
from
Net
ry.
railway!.™
railway.™—
from
&
Net
Net
ry.
ry,
155,548
182,8'14
80,189
32,337
62,332
119,966
24,424
income
114,314
New
York, New Haven
Patrick
B.
McGinnis,
757,611
706,236
359,036
200,165
210,354
234,284
F.
President to
Elected
succeed
with
Chairman of
Fnederic
Mr.
the
C.
McGinnis
Dumaine,
John
were
Gregory
&
Son
from
railway_!
broker,
has
been
elected
to
g?
ing h
the
Slater
of
New
York
New
week
\
s
Net
from
Net
ry.
last
which
the
1954
railway
Net
from
Net
1952
1951
and
43,175
34,087
*44,715
"64,270
179,
1,060,336
1,103,870
1,175,919
93,530
91,554
*257,127
173,385
"94,946
"92,374
31,301
the
proceeds
lla.-tern
1954,
meet
from
of
which
York
fith
for
proceeds
current
a
were
Power
the
the
the
other
discharge
New
*57,600,000
1,
to
of
$5,600,000
used
$4,500,000
which
obligations
to
note
due
acquire
Corporation.
of
were
of
the
May
for
Gross
York, Susquehanna
from
Net
ry.
oper.
Gross
C.
from
ry.
1954,'
25,
certain
properties
will
be
—V.
railway
railway
Income™
179,
p.
Robert W.
&
Western
G.
A.
filed
1
1
H.
at
M.
added
be
for
program
of
31,
the
195,918
a
876,271
syndicate which
cumulative
sale
to
to
of
this
pre¬
and
stock,
1,219,856 shares of
the
to
used
the
RR.—Earnings—
principal
general
provide
banks
balance
$400,320
J.
M.
82,819
R.
L.
17,946
Drexel
1951
879,760
899,275
160.851
861,226
178,254
199,270
2,831
229,707
31,733
75,336
93,251
re8istration
iLoC to
ysed t0
meet
The
to
be
statement
With SEC—
with
the
Net
ry.
on
preferred stock, ($100 par),
an underwriting group headed
dividend rate, public
funds
the
which
Riter
together
common
of
the
construction
and
the
for
in
subsidiaries
first
company.
required
issued
Stock
of
amount
cash
were
1954
of
by
the
1953
to
program,
under
the
early
Gross
prot^anf—V^ 179^31724° finanC€ in part the
costs,
reimburse
the
comPa"y's construction
purchasers
by
each
Co.
the
number
and
set
are
forth
in
Estabrook
&
1,400
8,500
of
are
names
of
forth
The
in
S.
F.
8,500
Agnew &
8,500
Union
1,400
G.
table
stock
20,
Co
Securities
H.
800
&
public
Company
Act
of
Corp
and
the
severally
Net
operating
utility
and
the
its
174,998
161,494
42,894
77,204
80,082
66,889
4,819
19,051
21,19*
due June
plus
Co.—Registers With
to
are
be
is
Public
public
1,
together with other treasury
funds,
1954, at 105%% of the principal amount
due
aggregate
$63,040,000.
The aggregate amount of
principal and re¬
premium on the Series V bonds is
$66,507,200 and accrued
of
demption
interest
will
be
$210,133.33.-
Exchange Offer Expires April 28—
The
Pacific
deposit
for
Gas
&
Electric
exchange,
voting shares
April 21.
According
of
to
Pacific
of
offers
stocks
on
of
April
of
Public
19.54.—V.
Gas
&
has
or
the
it
Service
179,
of
outstanding
announced
Internal
of
the
expire
80%
the
of
the
the
exchange
and
common
at
on
Revenue,
preferred
close
of
business-
1725.
p.
Electric
Co.
irrevocable
on
total
was
&
Electric Co. of at least
Public Service Co. will make
Pacific Public Service
Pacific
owns,
Commissioner
exchange to the holders
Pacific
28,
now
of
80%
of
Service Co.,
the
Gas
free.
The
Co.
excess
Public
ruling
a
by
in
Pacific
Co.—Exchange Offer—
Co.
above.—V.
179,
1268.
p.
Paradox Uranium
Mining Corp.—Stock Offered—Tellier & Co., Jersey
City, N. J., on April 19 publicly of¬
fered 2,000,000 shares of common
stock (par one
cent)
at 15 cents per share.
See details in V.
179, p. 1725.
Peninsular Telephone Co.—Stock
Offered—The com¬
is issuing to its common stockholders
rights to sub¬
at $32 per share to
131,836 shares of additional
common stock
(no par) at the rate of one share for each
five shares held of record on
April 20, 1954. The rights
will expire at 3:30
p.m.
(EDT) on May 5, 1954. The
offering is being underwritten by a group of investment
firms headed by
Morgan Stanley & Co. and Coggeshall
& Hicks.
pany
scribe
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds of the sale
will be applied to a con¬
program which
calls for gross
expenditures of about $12,600,000 in 1954.
The major projects include
installation of additional
toll
positions
in
various
exchanges;
installation
of
equipment
to
struction
establish
the
nation-wide
toll
dialing at four service
company's entire system
tion
at
various
additional
toll
on
circuits
for
100
which
company,
communities
in
toil
dial
nation-wide
BUSINESS—The
about
nation-wide
exchanges of inter-toll
dialing,
years
offices
Peninsular
over
a
exchanges
central
central
ago.
wide
Florida,
equipment
EARNINGS—Operating
1949
to
$14,593,155
stock
mon
was
is
operating since 1901,
including Tampa, St. Peters¬
with
Winter
the
first
In
additional
CAPITALIZATION
stations
company
(due
First
1953
equal
increased
net
to
from
income
$2.32
45
10,
share
shares
cents
per
will
offered
share
be
payable
Nov.
1,
May
bonds,
EFFECT
series
entitled
July
TO
PRESENT
bonds,
series
Outstanding
$3,500,000
par
of
is
certain
to
Chemical
to
Tampa,
3,500,000
6,000,000
6,000,000
600,000 shs.
.
limited
Bank
&
100,000 shs.
160,000 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
prescribed
Trust
dated
Co.
Nov.
in
the
and
1,
The
1950.
791,017 shs.
indenture
Exchange
Corporate
by jthe company's charter and articles of
$40,000,000.
180,000
classified
shares
as
cumulative
preferred
$1
of
the
stock.
cumulative
cumulative
preferred
The
stock;
preferred
preferred stock;
and
160,000
remaining
260,000
Utility
subject to classification and issue
utility
of
directors.
.
80.000 shs.
1
value.
limitations
trustees,
as
to
$8,500,000
stock
stock—no
the
B
1981)
mortgage
4%
bonds, series C
(due July 1, 1983)
^Cumulative preferred stock (par $25)
$1.00 cumulative preferred stock
Common
to
1954
FINANCING
••>■•.♦
31/4%
1,
in
the
com¬
A
1980)
1,
to
the
on
1554.
GIVING
2V8%
mortgage
(due
ness
58,314,404
applicable
per
First
Bank
operating
automatic
exchange
Authorized
mortgage
Plant
through
138,000
stock.
DIVIDEND—The
First
Haven
stations
over
installed
have
revenues
$1,531,736,
quarterly dividend of
holders of record June
144
throughout its system.
1953.
in
it
have
to
putting
insta la-
provide
been
compared
believes
area
office
common
as
and
to
dialing.
has
215,000
automatic
five
thus
centers,
equipment
burg, Clearwater, Lakeland,
Sarasota, Bradenton,
City, Bartow and Lake Wales. It serves over
preferred
a
SEC
interest, of all of its series V, 4% bonds
1984, outstanding in the hands of
the public in the
cumulative
also
SEC—
the
applied,
July 1,
on
accrued
2,000
and
with
on
April
refunding mortgage bonds,
1964, to be offered for public sale at
competitive
1,
stock
percentages of
purchased by each
under
company
188,927
a
registration statement
$65,000,000 of first and
redemption
amount
33 ¥3 %
public
c-ompanv
The
8,942
138,212
preferred
33y3%
an
10,271
cumulative
33%%
1935.
33,809
1,544
$1.32
8,500
1951
$80,274.
252,526
filed
covering
proceeds
the
thereof
company
be
1952
38,343
$1.30
respective
to
1953
$89,456
3,400
Walker & Co
.
holding
of
by
1724.
18,531
income
company
1954,
"Subject
Corp
is
utility
shares
p.
$66,787
2,000
Co
below:
Boston
179.
54,240
bidding.
to
8O0
1,200
8,500
Anthony
1954
1268.
p.
series X,
to
First
V.
119,556
Pacific Gas & Electric
8,500
BUSINESS—Company
registered
3,403
Corp.
Tucker,
underwriters
details in
offered by
headed
group
$163,369
income
oper.
179,
The
5,000
Smithers & Co
Blyth & Co., Inc
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Holding
800
Company
Spencer Trask & Co
800
common
the
2,000
William R. Staats & Co
Stone
&
Webster
Securities
800
the
&
Shuman.
2,000
unsubscribed
set
Shields
1,400
Co
8,500
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood— 1,400
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Inc. ™__i___
800
5,000
&
See
1984,
50,000
by
quickly sold.
railway
railway
from
ry.
Fen-
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
F. S. Moseley & Co
800
Sachs
3,400
& Beane...
ner
800
Boston Corp.
Michigan Corp.
800
The Milwaukee Co.
800
Co
Co., Inc
Higginson Corp
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
3,400
Co
&
&
Lee
<Inc.)_ 3,400
Co
due
Associates, and the
an
underwriting
offered
were
Preferred Sold—
mortgage bonds
and
from
Net
1,200
Kalman
1,200
^
&
1,200
The Illinois Co
Co
Dillon
Co
&
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
1,200
Co
Co
Ripley & Co. Inc. 8,500
Miller
3,400
5,000
First
Goldman.
the
Hayden,
2,000
&
the
5,000
Inc.
Inc
———
Elkins, Morris &
The
Harriman
800
1,200
Farwell, Chapman & Co
amendment.
to
&
stock,
and
first
Inc.
railway
oper.
Net
months
Shares
10,000
___.
Baird & Co.,
Dain
pay $*5-4?°.OO0 borrowed from banks
construction
the
purchased
Day & Co
offering
supplied
Co.
Co.
From Jan. 1—
43
Jullen Collins &
The
SEC
of
of
names
be
Clark, Dodge & Co
53,780
Corp.—Registers
to
Caldwell Phillips Co
Central Republic Co.
114,127
1952
shares
(Inc.)
$455,4^8
Puhlic sale through
19„3,
22,411,184
2,094,491
prices ranging from $105
1959 to $102 if redeemed
$20,000,000
Byllesby and Co.
15,032
Ripley & Co., Inc.
price and underwriting terms are
November,
from
See
of
at
Dec.
from
sale
payable
Brown & Sons
85.154
covering 210,000 shares
hZ
be
will
notes
Blyth & Co. Inc.
Alex.
in
872.859
a
redeemable
year
92,640
*132,632
outstanding stock of Pacific
(Minn.)—Preferred Stock
finance
Becker
1953
1268.
1954,
the
the
William Blair & Co
the
First
20,
will
funds
of
Ashmun
$429,723
Niagara Mohawk Power
April
in
1,498,304
74,404
*197,521
•
Net
tax
(par
proceeds
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc
from
used
S.
Eastman,
oper.
net
Bacon, Whipple & Co.__
19,968
from
Net
Co.
before
or
Smith, Barney Sf Co.__..
in¬
company
balance
The
From Jan. 1—
Net
on
1,640.740
172,797
"203,337
Oklahoma Uity-Ada-Atoka
Ry.—Earnings—
&
1951
25,455,691
1,939,063
1,482,320
150,000 shares
Is
&
prelerred
acquisition
Shares
97,109
income™
Pollock
Co.-
&
1955.
$440,699
railway
railway._____
Pressprich
E.
1952
expenditures
under
the
expenditures by the company and its
for
1954
from
Net
bonds
preferred
table below:
,
New
Hutchinson
1953
"1,989,312
UNDERWRITERS—The
con-
construction
program,
estimated
and 1955.—V.
179, p. 1482.
1954
February—
W.
Win.
1969/
later
of
short-term
used
comPany's
years
R.
Co.;
3,199,213
stock
1,900,687
$699,720
1268.
p.
February—
from railway
serves
discnarge
June
and
&
25,520,298
Power
proceeds from
sale
construction
of
corporation on April 21 filed a
registration statement with the
cover,ng $20,000,000 of first
mortgage bonds, due 1984, to be of¬
for public sale at
competitive bidding.
Net
proceeds will
be
used
to
cluding
31,
general
and
1268.
p.
standard-
new
1268.
redeemed
temporarily
fered
due
if
mortgage
SEC
ction
the
the
The
New York State Electric &
Gas Corp.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange
Commission—
notes
preferred
Dec.
with
*48,764
income-...
.
"Deficit.—V.
str
share
$529,202
$536,416
52,428
964,162
following
include:
group
McMaster
$4.08 series
PROCEEDS—The
"39,251
railway.,
c.
new
after
Ry.—Earnings—
"101,116
railway....
the
"231,302
offered
stock,
prepayment
fr.li
by
Freeman
Inc.;
*130,072
*192^992
Gross
June
other bid was
received, viz: From Lehman Brothers
(jointly), $100.21 per share for a $4.12 dividend.
Co.
The
per
From Jan.
Gro. s
Co.;
*13,100
1,760,542
222,247
179,
Blyth & Cor, Inc.
—V.
accrued
One
&
of
li
1614.
p.
$532,056
to
1482.
$100) at $102 per share
dividends, to yield 4%.
The group was
awarded the issue on April 20 at
competitive bidding on
a bid of
$100.17 per share.
meet¬
won
"5,541
income...
oper.
179,
1953
$476,071
..
railway
McGinnis group
contest.—V.
& Western
-
fr in
at
tight
a
rk, Ontario
February
Gro
before
torships in
j
.
April 21
and
as
Board
long-drawn-out stockholders'
he
21
179, p.
States
ferred
and W. T.
Griffin, New York lawy'er, as Vicecharge of legal affairs.
Dumaine has petitioned the
Superior Court at New Haven,
Conn.,
Judgment which would invalidate proxies used
by Mr. McGinnis
.i control of the road at the
v
secured
Offered—Smith, Barney & Co. headed
,
for
179, p.
Peabody & Co.,
Blair, Rollins & Co. Inc.,
22,682,383
railway..™.
oper. income...
ry,
on
President in
F
to
the
Kidder,
99.055,
1954
"Deficit.—V.
Jr.
E.
follows:
as
offering
&
* 9,979
52,781
income
Stuart
1951
127,270
$20,000,000 of 3J/«%
4.08%
of
and
Hutzler,
be
the
of
Rothschild
105,265
stock
to
are
from
Net
Hartford RR.—New Pres.—
York
&
1952
$924,110
*15,240
railway
railway
oper.
Halsey,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
486,390
376,523
&
New
a
amount
railway.™ $11,424,760 $12,172,230 $13,202,374 $10,464,123
railway.^™.
706,385
1,414,694
1,843,295
493,566
oper. Income
"219,647
646,168
"8 J,400
915,404
Net
$216,203
1268.
p.
principal
from
103,235
The
Including
from
Net
Net
oper.
179,
the
of
excess
$2,562,000,
$24,000,000 of debentures,
company funds, are to be used
were
Bros.
February—
1951
$3 18,4?4
585,372
234,969
25/8.3
Salomon
members
L.
1952
$343,317
railway
for
Northern
—V.
in
for 2%s.
Inc.;
Gross
1953
railway™™
from
approximately
stock
common
1953
238,240
supplied by amendment.
require
$150,000,
1724.
p.
$1,046,328
Ohio Power Co.—Bonds
EARNINGS FOR FEBRUARY AND FIRST TWO MONTHS
$2o7,761
income
oper.
from
of
certificates
Co.;
Co.,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
will
179,
200,465
income
"Deficit.—V.
railroad
Other
Connecting RR.—Earnings-
February—
Net
to be
are
175,000 shs.
150,000 shs*
13,418,408 shs.
15,000,000 shs.
.
$.;28,351
from
from
ry.
40
outstanding as of March 31, 1954.—V. 179, p. 1482.
Gross
Gross
the
with
equipment estimated to cost not less than
$5,730,800.
feet, 50-ton capacity refrigerator cars; 7 lightweight steel pas¬
senger cars;
2 lightweight steel de luxe passenger
coaches; 2 light¬
weight steel parlor-lounge passenger cars, and 4 diesel-lectric roadswitching locomotives.
shares
common
and
gauge
$1.86
on
statement
275,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
1954
railway
railway
oper.
Net
Pacific Ry.
bids
99.211
275
4,338,931
based
ry.
Net
trust certificates,
These
1954—3 Mos.—1953
1,606,486
$0.31
dividends
registration
a
♦1,000,000 shs.
From Jan. 1—
—
Equipment Trust Certificates
syndicate headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
April 23 offered $4,575,000 of 2%% serial equip¬
Other
$14,385,125 $34,572,751 $41,326,533
1,659,500
2,710.500
4,491,000
736,728
2,027,195
2,132,557
1,968,339
3,926,961
5,446,130
859,500
_
accruals-
income
6Earns,
AND
$11,683,470
income
oper.
filed
maturing annually May 14, 1955
to 1969, inclusive. The
certificates, are priced to yield
from
1.45%
to
2.80%, depending on maturity, were
awarded to the group on April 22 on a bid of 99.3699.
bid
1954— Month—1953
™_
income
interest
Northern
Sold—A
common
by
share.
per
the decrease in earnings Is
interest charges resulting
of which, together with
costs of the 1954 construction program.—V.
99.169;
EARNINGS
1C
15,000,000
21.500,000
_
.
from
from
Net
and
Offered—A
of
completed.
Gross
debentures
365,400 shares of
ment
RR.—Stock
Gross
Net
per
May 5—
at
$100)
February—
1954
new debentures, which
will be provided from internal sources.
According to the prospectus, the company proposes, during 1954,
seaboard.
The company will up
to 11 a.m. (EDT) on May 5 receive bids
2315, 195 Broadway, New York, for the purchase from it
$25;000,000 35-year debentures due May 1, 1989.—V. 179, p. 1613.
secondary
(par $20)
of
cents
the
116
Room
St. Louis
44
increased
proceeds
York, Chicago &
months
with
the financing will be applied toward the redemption
$40,000,000 of 4'/2% sinking fund debentures dated
due Nov. 1, 1973. It is estimated that redemption of
of
1953, and
4Vu%
pay
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co.—Bids
New
1954,
duplicate
varied
has
April
on
proceeds of
May 1,
opera¬
and
now
company
June,
the
departure
a
greatly
two
corporation's
underwriting terms
Net
Nedicks
of
the
first
compared
covering
and
-i
friendship.
Room, which marks
entirely for seated service
being
—V.
announced
Coffee
new
menu,
20
Ave.
period in l°53.
slightly higher
to
the
for
share
per
$40,000,000 of sinking fund
debentures, due NovJ 1,
1973, to be offered for public sale
through an underwriting group
headed by Blyth & Co. Inc.
The interest rate, public offering price
Nedick's Inc.—Opens New Coffee Room—
The
Coffee
cents
'Northern Natural Gas Co.-—Registers With SEC—
1373.
p.
was
part
Corp.—Gross Up—Net Off—
corporation
33
new
This
10,000,000
1979, 2%%__
1982, 3,/4%__
1,
(par
Northwestern Pacific RR.-Earnings—
recently completed financing program.
equipment ordered, as provided for in this financing, has
yet been received and placed in revenue service," Col. William M.
Spencer, Chairman, reported.—V. 179. p. 926.
"The
The
scribed shares at the market price.—V.
the
the
to
same
in
Car
not
subscriptions for 198,710 shares, or 99.355%, W. A. Rattleman, President, announced on April 20. Stockholders
were
of
income
attributed
shares of
000
the
for
$5,000,000
75,000,000
V.
American
earnings
2%'/$
Common stock, par value
$5 per share
♦Issuable In series. See also
1268.
equivalent
were
1974,
1975, 2%%
1978, 3%
series-
National Fuel Gas Co.—Debentures Sold—
North
stock
FINANCING
Outstanding
Cumulative pref. stock, $4.80
series
Cumulative pref. stock, $4.10
series.
Cumulative pref. stock, $4.08
7,860,796
4,674,151
2,968,875
PRESENT
Unlimited
Cumulative pref. stock, $3.60
series.
30,077,043
-
1,
due June
Preferred
1,688,217
25,768,248
Income
oper,
1953
$13,835,285 $17,440,573 $13,803,567
1,544,319
2,677,938
2,820,619
5,323,792
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Feb.
Oct. 1,
July 1,
Series due Aug.
1,
$12,052,317
railway
bonds..
Series due
Ry.—Earnings—
TO
Authorized
mortgage
Series due
Series due
railway
totaled
is
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
First
1268.
February—
Gross
stock
common
179, p.
Norfolk & Western
Corp.—Earnings Increased
corporation
from
Monday, April 26, 1954
stotk
from
the
National
indebted¬
incorporation
have
been serially
100,000 shares as $132
shares as $1.30 cumulative
Shares
pursuant
to
are
unclassified
resolution
of
the
but
board
has agreed to sell to them,
of the shares of additional
stock which are not subscribed for either by- the exercise of
(
under the offer to certain officers and employees:
the
rights
or
shares
severally
have
below
named
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed to purchase and
severally, the percentage
common
-
below
Corp..
A.
■J
H.
G.
4
John
States
,
14
14
'
1614.
p.
publicly
by
underwriting
an
Spring
of
sale
managed by The
group
1951
1952
5,528,007
*1,153,636
income—
oper.
*7,686,892
4,551,355
'
•;
Net
from
Net
ry.
*
railway
income—.
oper.
Deficit.—V.
179,
This
SEC
company
from
Net
ry.
income—
oper-.
1951
1954-
1953
1952
$684,484
*188,074
*388,285
$708,423
*151,745
*366,846
$565,145
*353.971
*570,726
1,356,491
*410,713
*851,277
1,482,342
*291,520
*728,306
1,329,460
*462,445
*902,467
*167,518
*423,758
railway—.
plan.—V.
/
$626,636
February—
from railway
Gross
Net
f
Net
from
from
Net
ry.
*
1,276,956
railway
*406.333
*940,452
railway——
income—_
oper.
Deficit.—V.
179,
offered
used
.-A ■'/
Ltd. above.—V.
Husky Oil & Refining
179, p.
products.
ordnance
The
of
its
of
at
face
$1.72
1
per
Currently,
179,
1615.
p.
i
below.—V.
178,
1164.
p.
April
21
new
approved
;
;
proposal
a
the
change
to
Oil
Co.
Dealings on the New York
began April 22.—V. 178, p. 1164.
name
Co.—Long Term Financing—'
Rheem
The
sion
of
i1954
V'....
/.
1953
*
.
hold
/
-
}
line
1953
also
use,
ancl
alone showing
i
electric
clock
clocks
mechanisms
novelty types,
the /necessity
for
increase
an
said.
of
the
for
house¬
every
other
for
manufac-
produces
company
field requiring
foremost
and
wide
a
radio
appliance
various of
these
production.—V.
increasing
179,
,■//;.
.*••
South Pittsburgh Water Co.—Plans
Financing—
Pennsylvania P. U. Commission has authorized the company to
$17,300,000 in bonds and $4,550,000 in preferred and common.
The
proceeds will be used to repay building loans and for construe-
tion.—V. 177, p. 1683.
:
Southern California Edison
;■
1952
1951
>
the
816,675/
1,044,993
342,267
Co.—Changes in Personnel
William
Mullendore
C.
Chairman
as
of
Harry J; Bauer as Vice-Chairman,
Board,
it
President,
732,245
235,880
elected
have
■
and Harold Quinton as
Mr. Mullendore, Mr. Bauer
and Mr.
Quinton had been President, Chairman of the Board and
Executive Vice-President, respectively.—V. 179, p. 1051.
,
681,116
directors
The
$2,075,148
247,260*
railway.
oper/ income
a
announcement
1726.
issue
a
grown so
rapidly during recent
required to finance necessary expan¬
equipment'; for increased prolarge increase in sales in each succeeding
'
The
over
provide
to
constantly widening
A
indicates
types,
America,
for
have
to
complete
a
ornamental
manufacturers.
in'
pieces
were
and
the
commercial
and
time
variety of timers and time switches for many of the
manufacturers,
and also for large volume industrial
,,
to be
■■..;v,
.
$2,516,361
$2,284,349
to
addition
manufacturers
J. ,M. Louden,. Inc.," of New York City,
$500,000 with final maturity in 1963. * -
for
inventories,
$300,000,
turers of
& Potomac RR.—Earnings
$2,137,516
clock
production of
underwriting.
There will be no
•/'
/;
Fredericksburg
notes
There has been
nearly
In
op-
in an
are
its
oldest
the
through
placed,
serial
in
during the past seven years with
year
j
units). The net proceeds
in
; duction.
*.
engaged
company is reported
that additional funds
years
registration statement with the
"Employees Stock Purchase
stock purchasable under the
a
has
the
of
one
been
issue of
an
' "
'
company,
has
century,
i
'
general corporate purposes.
-
Net ry.
1954.—V.
Delaware—Changes Name—
to Seaboard
company
Sessions Clock
This
C which
common
(in $1,000
amount
from
Net
19,
Delaware
Exchange under the
p.
February— •./;/
from railway^—
1374.
this
of
Stock
net earnings
to
stockholders 'on
name
;
•
-
19 filed
interests
April
shares
Gross
Phillips Petroleum Co.—New Drilling Program-
Co.* of
,'
.•«
1269.
p.
Richmond,
> •!.
See
25,000
179,
for
#■•*•
Oil
States
<
United
jhe
1269.
p.
1953
Richland Realty, Inc., Cincinnati, O.—Files With SEC
corporation on April 12 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 995 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($100
pef share); and $200,000 of 6% debentures due May 1, 1979, to be
:
From Jan. 1—
Gross
and
on
$750,000
covering
Plan"
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Lines—Earnings—
and
aircraft
Registers With SEC—
1269'.
p.
31,
elates 26 manufacturing plants around the world.
,
Seaboard
April
on
Co.—New Name—
common
and
dryers,
137,802,546 163,534,888 170,616,388 151,527.409
23,531,414
9,920,803
14,239,115
26,678,912
9,565,365
2,803,071
*750,887
11,495,165
from* railway--—_
'
*
■
Aug.
/
From Jan. 1—
Gross
ended
year
Bumper Co. had net sales of $19,485,414 and
which after preferred dividends, amounted
stock.
&
of
Oil
Seaboard Oil Co. of
U. S. Spring & Bumper manufactures various
automotive parts, including leaf and coil springs, bumpers, farm tools,
metal highway safety guard rail, and continuous overhead conveyors.
Springs and bumpers, which are the firm's most important products,
are
supplied as original equipment to the major passenger automobile
assembly plants on the Pacific Coast.;
*"'!.*,' -..p :
Rheem Manufacturing Co. is the
world's largest producer of steel
shipping
containers and automatic storage water * heaters.
Other
products made, by Rheem include tanks, barrels, home heating equipment, water softeners, air conditioning units, cooking ranges, clothes
,
.
See
Incorporated in 1913,
Pennsylvania RR.—EarningsFebruary—
: .4
1954
1953
Gross from railway—'— $65,511,035 $78,123,236 $82,684,941 $67,591,251
11,329,769
*3,091,270
Net from railway..
—
6,062,165
12,828,035
fact
$700,550,
share
Drexel & Co.—V. 179, p. 1614.
First Boston Corp. and
Seaboard
Manufacturing Co., announced
that the transaction with United
.*
fiscal
last
opening of business
Rheem
thereafter.
the
During
April 20, leaving only 49,321 shares for
on
of
the
withstanding
minate-time
.
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.— Stock Subscrip¬
tions—The company's offering of 704,917 shares of com¬
mon
stock to holders was 93% subscribed, it was an¬
/
nounced
President
Rheem,
the
at
B. Rauen, Sr., President and General Manager of United
Spring & Bumper Co. will continue in his present position.
not
that;
&
capital stock of this company was listed and admitted to
on the Midwest Stock Exchange and American Stock Exchange
trading
Was
States Spring & Bumper Co. is closed, Rheem would accept exchanges
of common stock at least until April 21 and probably for an indeter-
,
179,
Spring
S.
R.
-
——
Beane
)
& Bumper preferred stock* prior to the closing
a
requirement under the terms of agreement
Bumper and Rheem.
"**"
—
.
,
.
transaction
the
between
j
6
Fen-
pierce,
Walker & Co.——
&
ner
3
__
Lynch,
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Ltd.—Listings—
The
demption of the Spring
of
4%
Co
&
Kidder & Co,_a
M.
Merrill
2
__
Co.—.
&
18
__
Goodbody
—
Securities
Childress
Net ry.
their money by presenting their certificates at the"
secure
,
35%
__
Coggeshall & Hicks
Bell & Hough
—V.
may
I Citizen's National Bank, Fifth and Spring Streets, Los Angeles, Calif.
They will receive $52 per share plus accrued dividends to May 17. Re-L
company
forth
set
Morgan Stanley & Co.—
Carolina
7
(1835)
[Volume 179
275,612
announced
was
April
on
19.
From Jan. 1—
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
$521,382
202,092
160,763
49,602
82,148
122,156
113,642
1,464,841
1,435,738
1,302,901
255,140
376,430
287,698
227,772
ry.
income
Net
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
236,144
186,561
income
oper.
Portland
2,516,361
1,044.993
1,657,321
"576,866
342,267
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.—Stock Sold—
4,374,581
1.817,171
509,299
629,821
The
206,771
The
company
Co.—Bonds
Coke
&
Sold
used
Privately—
E.
to
Conly,
finance
195
Colo.
The net proceeds are to be
and used lor loans in the usual
operations. .
Co., Inc.—High
Car
Despite
substantial
a
Board
"While
its car building facilities,
first
rate
said
Chairman,
in
1954,"
April
on
I.
John
and
Mr.
plant,
will
said,
he
that
said
the company
Net
may
kept in standby condition
be
Net from
1
:/.
application with the Board of
New Jersey covering the
proposed issuance and sale of $50,000,000 principal amount of first
and refunding mortgage bonds and 249,942 shares of cumulative pre¬
ferred stock (par $100) and the proposed redemption of 249,942 shares
The
of
its
It
filed-
20
Utility Commissioners
is
planned
sell
to
the
of
summation
the
sale
the
redemption
in
late
stock
preferred
be contingent
proposed
The
stock
preferred
of
will
-
ry. oper.
3%
25,919
2,378
*99,498
Net
1952
...
*
4
912,938
998,810
109,748
179,
615
12,903
*70,032
Net
*108,966-'
from
1954
*
-
to
1,157,795
1,162,812
1,298,162
income—
ry.
oper.
from
"
.
1952
-
$1,408,796
373,372
295,973
1
Net" from
18,981,453
21.989,967
22,739,705
4,946,941
5,305,361
Net
ry.
—V.
C509.485:
railway..:
2,352,479
income—
oper.
179,
615
p.
and
179,
railway
p.,
1
.
46*8,338
^
2,480,116
20.450.857"
>
71,579
of
the
1725. *
outstanding
,
642,607
233,152
and
oper.
179,
1,745,788
637,221
1952
$9,755,125
Bumper
the
Spring
share
and
has
been
1270.
p.
,
r
a
director of
the
company.—V.
Net
'
of
company
United
States
Spring
of
the agreement of 97 %
of
Bumper
'aa/,
of
Rheem
common
were
redeemed
of
on
stock.
All
of
the
issued,
or
more
proposal,
of
one
for 44/100 of
subscribed for
Spring & Eumper 4Vn% cumul. conv. pfd.
April
13
and\holders of these preferred
76,880
24,615
70,073
27,920
179,
*19,872
ry.
930,518
1953
$2,111,569
$2,487,504
610,845
944,948
395,842
496,749
4,190,651
4,905,676
1,715,634
825,303
^
income
962,831
545,436
p.
to
the
net. proceeds,
the
meet
required
exercise
to
1952
..*:
the
is
it
and
Steen
to
William
19,918,504 ; 19,363,722
4.091,911
1,864,430
-Earnings—*
for
123,531
243,243
184,130
1
192,097
35,147
74,738
89,630
919.841
268.236
341,712
59,172
96,707
/
the*
*45,849
1953
$316,539
*1,706
*75,322
574.731
17,678
*142,455
651,647
21.063
*135,173
1954
$297,417
*
29,122
income
from
Net- from
Net
*
ry.
raiiway
railway—.
income—
oper.
Deficit.—V.
179, p.
-
1270
general
stock
730,235
1,
75,160
1952
of
GIVING
the
the
R.
$450,000
Adams
15
will
group
for.
mining
McMormick
8,
of
at
company
terms of
1954, and
an
a
aggre¬
price of
agreement dated
the balance will bo
an
company.
EFFECT
TO
PROPOSED
FINANCING
Outstanding
4,758,000 shs.
5,000,000 shs,
cent)
<par one
claim,
Day"
Donald
and
the
J953,
19'54,
T.
Adams
groupi
William
were
interest
of
in
San
Juan
County,
Utah.
The
15
claims,
which the company has an option to pur¬
of Daniel L. Hayes, Joseph W. Adams, Edward
acres,
Adams
and
Steen
and
:
given
the
R.
the
Adams
(the
Adams
into
entered
McCormick
option
to
group
in
group).
Under
date
of Dec.
an agreement with Charles
whereby Messrs.' Steen and
purchase all of the
and to said mining
right, title
claims for
the $2,000,000
purchase price by Messrs. Steen and McCormick to the Adams group
The
$2,000,000.
sum
of $50,000 was paid as a portion of
of the execution of said
agreement.
Pursuant to an
dated Jan. 25," 1954, Messrs. Steen and McCormick assigned
right, title and interest in their agreement with the
Adams group to the company in consideration of: (1) $50,000 in cash;
(2) -the acceptance by the company of the joint subscription of Messrs.
Steen and McCorinick for 750:000 shares of th& company's
common
stock at a price of lc per share or a total price of $7,500;
(3) the
right of Messrs. Steen. and McCormick to require the company to
repurchase from them 200,000 shares of the aforesaid 750,000 shares
of common stock at a price of $1 per share; and (4) a commitment
from the company to enter into a
drilling contract with the Moab
the
time
agreement
all
1951
*
$310,111'
*51.778
*79,379
*
*4,329
*121,733
656,051
funds
in the names
are
! McCormick
284,531
55,810
$231,426
that
the
to
purchase
uranium
"Idle
Saul
782,351
320.593
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
totaling about 243
•
from-railway
railway——.
3,959,290
1,205,512
907,759
among others, of acquiring, exploring and developing
properties. The company has no operating history.
The1 company
has an option to purchase
15 unpatented mining
claims, 14 of which are known as the "Big Buck" claims and one as
chase
55,810'
857,241
-
1,550,466
the purposes,
A.
744,706
oper.
1954,
to
certain
.
i_
income...
4,602,989
362,614
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized in Delaware oh Jan. 11,
/
3,945,505
1,796,257
oper.'income—
railway....
130,126
Authorized
:.
JrailwayL.^—
450,365
-
4
San Antonio Uvalde & Gulf RR.—Earnings—
Net ry.
25,
in
CAPITALIZATION
1951
oper.
$1,718,717
intended
payment
option
accordance with
and amended Feb.
share,
per
added
,
$451,484
,
1952
*
$2,297,370
,
828,344
.
Charles A.
732,517
1952
Net- from
'
-
1270.
p.
income—
1270.
charse from
1,604,668
$441,042
from
ry.
Gross
317,365
-
1954
company
Jan.
1953
1954
February—*
Spring «Sc Bumper to a pian of reorgan¬
stock proposed earlier this year by
common
outstanding shares
153,753
62,321
railway-
aside
set
at
the
common
it was announced on April 20.
the agreement, which required that 85%
shareholders
approve
the
of Spring & Bumper common will be exchanged
&
447,801
130,600
claims;
approximately $176,600 will be devoted by the company to the con¬
struction and purchase of certain buildings and equipment; approxi¬
mately $150,000 will be reserved for- initial operating expenses and
contingencies; $200,000 will be reserved by the company for the pur-
1951
$523,532
.—v.* 179/p. 1270. .r
>
&
399,593'
430.567
railway./—
oper.
179,
the
From'Jart. I—"! >'
Gross
179,
Co.—Acquisition Consummated
consummated by
exchange of
*31,567
$9,090,705'
$385,405
*•
Netf from* railway/i*
.
Company,
terms
share
stock
this
by
share holders of U. S.
and
Rheem
Under
one
acquisition
Co.
common
ization
.
14,466
income
PROCEEDS—Of
be
-
$1
2,009.456
1,764.805
773,771
20,344,616
' 3,714,082
4,348.599
1,374,"9021
1,973,442
from'-, railway;.—.
Net- from:
Rheem Manufacturing
46,114'
railway—.
from
Common
income—
February— '
Gross
/
Formal
*7,775
47,310
$143,944,
Uranium Corp.—Proposed Stock Offering—
public offering of 1,430,00 shares of common stock
(par one cent) at $1.25 per share by Gearhart & Otis,
Inc., New York, and Crerie & Co., Houston, Tex., is ex¬
pected either today (April 26) or tomorrow (April 27).
'
Net
i
39,858
Standard
343,865
St Louis-San Francisco & Texas Ry.
for public sale by
1953.
1952
$190,493
97,608
The
712,272
*
1954
,*
1953
$9,192,138
$9,567,919
.
Net.*from, railway.
2,004,246
Net'ry.
common
1953
$238,721
84,044
railway
from
ry.
—V.
3,007,115
*
344,789
Gro*ss"! from:4 railway.— * 19,152,073
the holder thereof through
Smith,.-* Barney & Co./ The public offering price and underwriting;
terms are to be supplied by amendment/* The selling stockholders is
listed as Paul. Moore, of New York, owner of 207,220 shares (17%)'
p.
'
•
$234,433
income
oper.
Net
1951
639,783
"
ry.
Net
From Jan. 1—.
4,352,443
2,587,205
:
from-railway
railway—.
Net! ry..oper/:income—
1269.
be offered
5,378,758
railway
from
Gross
-
Net from
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
14, 1954,1 covering 3O;0OO shares of outstanding common stock
to
16,761,389
*7,268,561
raiiway
from
Net
1270.
February—
Gross
—V.
par),
18,459,114
8,130,260
1954
oper.
Net
Republic Aviation Corp.—Registers With SEC—
($1
21,264,836
4,389,522
_
Spokane Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
*
-2,866,435
2,878,534
739,113
ry.' oper. income—L
This
April
11,209,766
_
February—
Gross
;
$1,384,341
281,222
239,497
"
214,614
'2,930,159
railway
from
Net"
793,584
railway.."
1,247,493
75,436,645
From Jan. 1—
$1,451,304
229,094
Net
From Jan. 1—
from
3,989,341
83,119,739
railway—_
from
from
maturity.
1953
-
$1,432,562
railway
355.880
""Gross
3,617,207
86,223[473
railway
''Deficit.—V.
From Jan. 1-—
»
>
2,898,414
income—
oper.
ry.
Ind.—Bonds Offered—
Louis, Brownsville & Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
from-railway—„—
Net
"
Gross
ry.
Gross
all
-
Net
1951
1952
$42,030,730 $42,413,677 $33,752,378
10,161,306
10,054,842
5,590,626
From Jan. 1—
Net
according
3%%,
to
..
Gross
1,727,367
income—
from
from
*7,479"
1269.
p.
1953
Spokane International RR.—Earnings-
St/Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
2,640,311
in 15 equal
equipment
71,4&S,210
February—
891,573
100.690
has already paid more than $129,000.
St.
$9,494,414
2,209,313
railroad
FIRST TWO MONTHS
AND
6,460,931
_
railway
-
.
railway
oper.
Net
713,920
30,785
income—
February—
•;
*
1951
V
:
$10,929,214
2,285.271
railway..
oper.
ry.
1953
$9.142.660 $10,439,761
railway—_
from
from
to mature
new
gate of 200,000 shares of common stock of the
1954
February-
purchase
by
179, p. 1615.
Gross
Reading- Co.—Earnings—
.
the
series NN,
$35,803,122
_
...
income—
oper.
from
1951
of the bonds may be redeemed on any interest date
"by the payment' of principal, accrued interest and a premium on the
principal as follows: (a) In case of redemption on or prior to April 15,
1959, the premium shall be 1%;
(btin case of redemption after April
15, 1959, there1 shall be no premium.
/,'>
<
/
The proceeds of the bonds will be used toward paying in part the cost
of improving the St. Boniface Church building.
The estimated cost of
this. construction ; program is $323,000;
of this amount St. Boniface
and
Any
—V.
Net
for
j
Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., on April 13 offered
from
cumulative
Gross
the
receive bids at
from it of $7,-
29
April
on
secured
be
.1954
railway-
from
ry.
*49,575
:
•
ry.
Net
15, 1955 to and including April 15, 1964. They are priced
at. 100% and accrued interest and carry interest ranging
be
preferred stock, however,
will be contingent upon the
sale of the new preferred stock.
The
net
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used for
property additions and improvements and the net proceeds from the
sale of the new preferred stock will be applied toward the-redemption
of the company's 4.76% cumulative preferred stock.-jj-V. 179, p. 1269.
Y.,
N.
to
FEBRUARY
FOR
railway
Net
May.
will
upon the con¬
of
the 4.70%
by
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$392,535
49,743
railway.—
Deficit.—V.
> Parish
(par $100).
and
bonds
neither
and
other.
the
of
the
and
bonds
transactions
separate
an
the State of
of
cumulative preferred stock
4.70%
sale
The
April
on
company
Public
Net
publicly $200,000 first mortgage serial coupon bonds
dated April 15, 1954, and due semi-annually from April
actively looking into the possibility of acquiring other foreign en¬
terprises in hard currency and doHai* areas. See also V. 179, p. 1725.;
,
1952
$483,116
83,332
St. Boniface Parish, Lafayette,
for some time, how¬
Co.- -Plans to Sell Bonds
1953
$468,085
Income—
-
from
Net
*
B. C.
I
.
railway——
from
Gross
Snyder assured the stockholders that Pressed* Steel Car is
constantly
working
toward
further
diversification as "the " best'
means
of guaranteeing future growth and health."
In
this connection,
he
stated that Pressed
Steel Car has begun
Public Service Electric & Gas
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Mr.
and Preferred Shares—
ry.
): Net
Net
—V.
1954
$352,345
12,509
•
railway—
from
Gross,
179, p. 1375.
*40,661
railway——-
from
from
Net
for possible military or other orders.
ever,
and
February—
.
RR.—Earnings—
February—'
Gross
well be out of the freight
car business by the end of
1954.' "Our other divisions, however, will
more
than take up
this slack in our earnings picture due to the
higher profit margins on our principal products," he added.
"The only thing that can prevent a complete and final closedown
of our car building facilities," he said, "is a sudden surge of orders,"
which-he termed "an extremely unlikely possibility."
The Mt. Vernon
Snyder
rates remaining unchanged.—V.
respective dividend
Rutland
yet
not
are
Co.,
for each share of McBCe. Preferred of both companies
exchanged for the new preferred on a share for share basis,*
15.
available, it appears that
first quarter earnings will be down, partly due to non-recurring ex¬
penses involved in the closedown of the Mt. Vernon, 111. car building
plant.
Earnings for the balance of the year will be at a level in
excess of the current dividend rate on the common stock," he stated.
results
quarter
be
with
President
Jr.,
McBee
company
will
this company will
Snyder,
6,
installments
announced
were
the
new
shutdown of
a
"at
and
York
New
Certificates—
for
(&DT),
noon
equipment trust certificates,
EARNINGS
on April 19 for a merger of this corporation,
accounting machine manufacturers.
;
The
proposed merger, subject. to approval of the stockholders will
be made by exchanging common stock in the new company on a share
for share basis with' that of Royal, and seven-eighths of a share of the
Change Name—
earn
Broadway,
to
up
annual
Typewriter Co., Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Royal
Plans
and
of Earnings
Car Business
of Freight
Out
Go
Predicted—May
Level
placed
were
costing not less than $10,540,000.-
sell privately to the Met¬
ropolitan Life Insurance Co. $1,000,000 of 4% first mort¬
gage bonds due June 1, 1974.—V. 179, p. 1374.
Steel
will,
company
905,000
expenses
company
The company has arranged to
Pressed
Co.—Bids
Pacific
Southern
The
Longmont,
Jr.,
operating
for
pay
of
course
stock
common
at $26.50 per share.
of
$8,000,000
letter of notification with the SEC
a
shares .of common stock (no par) and 1,150 shares of
participating preferred stock (par $100) to be offered
in units of one share of each.class of stock at $100 per unit, through;
1,150
William
Gas
April 19 filed
on
shares of
9,056
April 9
on
3>/B%
first mortgage bonds due
1984 recently
offered by Equitable Securities Corp. and associates, were quickly sold.
See details in V. 179, p. 1726.
The
cumulative
6%
195,154
unsubscribed
underwriters
1269.
p.
covering
1374.
p.
4,886,633
1,419,411
Rio Grande Investment Co.f Longmont, Colo.—Files—
railway
railway.:
179,
oper.
—V, .179,
From Jan. 1—
Gross
4,479,666
i
income...
railway
railway.-—
70,415
1,185,006
from
Net
1951
$729,325
103.010
__
railway
oper.
Net
1952
$718,839
1954
railway
from
Gross
1953
$549,854
February—
Gross
708,318
79,905
59,972
*65,750
*104,693
of
their
•
'
Drilling
Co..
The
Adams group has
entered into an agreement with
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
-
the
thereof
JiaS 'to^t
payable in thm equal annual Instal- .
1955.—V. 17$ p. JJ'/I..
$1,500,000, will be
commencing June 5,
ments
"omL^
Conn.—FilesfiWith SEC
New Britain,
Works,
<54anlev
purchase price (or said mining, e
letter of notification with the
STC covering an
undetermined number of shares of common stock
fobP offered for subscription by employees. The proceeds are to be
added to working capital, with the right reserved to pay on bank loans.
The
175,
—V.
16 filed
April
on
a
Gross
Net from
Net
from
Gross
Net
1953
1952
1951
$215,935
$296,063
$264,780
railway.—
Net from railway——
Net ry. oper. income—
from
Gross
•
23.488
39,205
*38,047
♦12,686
*27,000*
450,782
561,982
620,677
571,867
From Jan. 1—-
.
railway
from railway
ry. oper. income—
from
Gross
Net
Net
-
179,
'Deficit.—V.
22,568
812
*55,309
5,668
5,684
87,223
64,439
*110,116
♦113,062
*18,635
ry.
—V.
179,
of
it
is
shares
which
be offered for possible public sale by certain
during the period July 1, 1954, to June 30,
anticipated may
Stockholders"
"Selling
through brokerage houses at the
then prevailing market price. All net proceeds thereof will go to the
selling stockholders and not the company.
The prospectus lists 12
selling stockholders, with 20,000-share blocks being slated for possible
sale by Mr. & Mrs. H. A. W. Myrin; Mr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Pew, Jr.;
the .J. Howard
Pew family; the J. N. Pew, Jr. family; Mary Ethel
Pew; and the Walter C. Pew family.—V. 179, p. 1727.
will be sold
shares
latter
The
1955.
borrowed from The First National
Bank of Chicago and
the Harris Trust and Savings Bank on 3%%
notes maturing serially from 1955 to 1961.
The
proceeds
will
be
used for
working capital and to prepay
of
total
has
$4,000,000
been
of outstanding' notes.—V.
$3,i000,000
179,
Sunray Oil Corp.—New Discovery—
and
gas
188,422
1272.
shares
gas
(par
and
shares of preferred stock. %vv
'."V
The net proceeds are to be used and spent for working capital, ex¬
tive
and
14,871
equity
preferred
dividend
ipate
of
the
rate
a
at
equally
share
on
7%
and thereafter to partic¬
with the common stock in
annum
per
basis
for share
dividends.
This
the
corporation
all
an
The
in
1952
27,
Pennsylvania
for
capitalizing
purpose,
company
evard,
Oct.
organized
was
on
the use, by businessmen and others,
nationally and internationally usable credit card.
maintains general offices at Fifth and Hamilton,
of
purpose
of
6,
Los
Pa.
a branch Western
office at 8506 Sunset Boul¬
Calif. Franchise offices are operated in the fol¬
and
Angeles,
York and
Syracuse, N. Y.; Washington, D. C.; Philadelphia, Pa.;
Miami, Fla.; Milwaukee, Wis.; Chicago, 111.; Cleveland, O.; and London,
England.
announced the purchase of the assets of
Master Charge, of Los Angeles, Calif., and the completion of arrange¬
ments with personal Credit Card Ltd., of London, England, to extend
Trip-Charge coverage into England, France, Italy, Switzerland and
Western Germany.
The
in
company
January
stock
Preferred
Common
PRESENT
EFFECT TO
GIVING
—V.
p.
(par
179,
$10)_.
(par
stock
FINANCING
1952
——
$360,894
$422,610
$455,936
$387,788
79,812
97,398
97,743
67,884
22,091
37,684
38,983
9,205
915,952
April
on
Corp.—Files With SEC—
filed
13
offered
50
at
cents
share
per
a letter of notification with the
A common stock (par 10 cents)
through General Investing Corp.,
192,615
above.—V. 179, p. 721.
See Rheem Manufacturing Co.,
Utah
Ry.—Earnings—
47,426
106,518
74,420
from
ry.
Gross
65,102
Jan.
Net
from
ry.
*
Net
from
Net
ry.
750,546
railway—*
railway
income—
oper.
—Vr 179, p. 1271.
The
-Earnings1954
1953
1952
1951
$222,443
$274,929
$239,055
$212,358
54,798
99,678
47,057
58,520
16,689
34,811
11,586
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway-oper. income
From
Gross
Jan.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
Cobalt
railway
436,562
railway
income
573,221
95,049
223,845
17,750
121,962
35,484
29,835
157,483
58,608
1271.
p.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
1954
railway
income
Jan.
1953
company
May
ry.
railway
railway
179,
21,639,844
5,567,118
25,379,242
24,855,410
22,296,280
3,460,552
7,655,639
5,406,146
1,501,240
2,597,012
2,259,595
Texas & Northern Ry.—Earnings—
1954
from
its
Net
ry.
Gross
1952
$117,521
$109,658
47,783
81,799
65,523
$87,928
37,956
income-
12,535
26,750
22,396
13,225
Jan.
1,
railwayrailway
170,721
224,651
191,132
206 560
110,740
155,897
107,643
made
at
June
31,148
58,508
36,411
The
250,000 shares of common
& Co. and Merrill Lynch,
stock,
Peabody
quickly sold.
were
recently
Pierce,
See details
in
V.
Fenner
offered
&
by
Beane
B.
Shovel
Co.—Corner
President,
Smythe,
in
volume
of this
February
the
Turned
1953
He added
March
is
April
on
throughout
year-
and
normal
asso¬
^?r'.
t
increase
50
and
rate
in
20
that
pattern
told
ry.
—V.
the
reached
market
to
the
that
the
bottom
in
improvement in sales
strongly
usual
as
in
over
the
weather
as
and
the
it
would
industry
appear
was
first
has
foreshadowed
stock
$1.22
a
estimating that the
might well develop an
with
been
conditions became
Federal
$51,095, equal to 11
mon
in
quarter
quarter,
There
this
note
a
earnings
of
between
sharp increase in
possible
record
in
31,
1954,
were
income
cents per
taxes, net
share
on
the
income
was
estimated
455,946 shares of
FEBRUARY
Toledo Edison Go.—Stock Increased—
The stockholders on April 20 voted to increase the
authorized
ferred stock to 500,000 shares from the present
300,000 shares.—V
1616.
,
pre¬
179
'
per
common
Monday,
on
share.
common
values
$75,000,000.
to
of
but
the
the
preferred
Thus
security holders remained approximately
equity moved upward by almost the
stock
common
difference.
the
underlying value of the common stock
changed, according to the company's calculations, from $13,000,000 to
$35,000,000,
the
and
share
per
underlying
value
from
65
cents
in the year and a half.
this corporation has every reason to believe
that this trend will continue and that the major part of the net equity
in the company will belong to the common stockholders,
which is a
more
appropriate and conventional ratio," the report said.—V. 170,
management
of
442.
p.
■
■
West
Penn
Co.
Power
Bonds
—
Offered
Halsey,
—
the
for
April 20
on
The series P bonds
subject to redemption at regular redemption
are
tion
of the
proceeds
of the company and
BUSINESS—Company
production,
the
from
is
distribution
and
the
north
public
a
and
sale
sale
of
central
had
solidated
electric
net
the year 1953,
electric operating
income of
operating
income
'First
revenues
I, 3V2%,
3V4%
3,/4%. due April 1,
3%, due April
cum.
1,
1,161,351
647,833
12,000,000
1979—
10,000,000
1982—
12,000,000
1,
12,000,000
500,000 shs.
322,000 shs.
preferred stock, series C
*The
bonds
(no
amount
only
may
the
mitment
(first
to
Issued
be
namedi
amounts
all
and
the
series
of
to
other
3.522,480 shs.
unlimited except
the
company
of
terms
which is
(who
$150,000,000.
now
the
arc-
that additional
the indenture and
successful
conditions,
under
bidders
5,941,327
6,346,321
8,963,793
6,789.627
1,855.977
2,181,096
3,693.740
to
P
be
purchased
by
them,
set
are
1,164,423
2,017,715
1,407,210
Hornblower & Weeks
Inc.
Aspden, Robinson &
Bear,
1272.
p.
forth
;
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
2.793,424
1,065,630
income—
in
firm com¬
a
bonds.
The managing underwriter
purchasers, and the respective principal-
Series
bonds
P
50,000 shs.
4,529,230 shs.
purchasers
the
50,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
subject
the
of
297,077 shs.
50,000 shs.
subject to specified
are,
buy
B
value!
par
limit
debt
series
bonds authorized is
of
public bidding)
855,351
3.500,000
12,500,000
$100)
(par
PURCHASERS—The
1,733,952
17,000,000
>
1984
preferred stock
preferred stock,
stock
FINANCING
Outstanding
1978
1,
2%',',, due March
stock,
PRESENT
TO
$27,000,000
1974
1,
4.10%
AND FIRST TWO MONTHS
$57,720,679
1970—
1,
Series
Common
and its subsidiaries
$62,434,196 and con¬
consolidated
and consolidated
net
Authorized
Series O,
Vi %
of
In the previous year,
EFFECT
4.20%
550,368
the
company
revenues
were
GIVING
Series N,
Preferred
1,027,393
in
energy
In
due Jan. 1, 1966
due Aug. 1, 1968
,
3%,
P,
the
$10,845,539.
bonds:
mortgage
Series
17,
798,096
engaged
company
electric
$10,410,193.
was
CAPITALIZATION
that bids would
460,389
other
electricity.
consolidated
March
1951
utility
of
Pennsylvania.
due
$3,099,894
with
its, subsidiaries.
in 18 counties of
addition, the company
operates its Lake Lynn hydro-electric station in West Virginia. Sub¬
stantially all of the operating revenues of the company are derived
western
M,
1952
together
financing,
will be applied toward the cost of the construc¬
company,
program
Series
$4,312,216
bid of 100.10%.
a
prices ranging from 103.50% to par, and at special redemption prices
receding from 100.60% to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
May
1953
on
with a 3 % % coupon were submitted by: Union
102.332; Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White, Weld g
Co. (jointly), 102.33; Lehman Brothers, 102.164; W. C. Langley &
Co.,
102.0699; First Boston Corp., 102.06199; and Harriman Ripley & Co..
Inc., 102.029,
bonds
due
May
on
Securities Corp.,
3';,
$2,930,725
railway
to
$1.75, or almost 300%
bonds,
mortgage
stock equity.
This in¬
A year and a halt
company's management estimated that
had moved up from the former figure of
L,
$2,801,538
railway
company
1954,
the
Stearns
Co.
Merle-Smith
&
$4,200,000
150,000
The Milwaukee Co
Mullaney,
2,000,000
Co
&
$1,250,000
Wm.
1,250,000
500,000
Wells
&
Go._
Pollock
E.
&
Co.
300,000
Inc.
750,000
Fauset, Steele & Co
of
common
one
in
of
new
to
common
held.
stock
full
April 5 offered to its stockholders of record March
subscribe on or before April 19 for 3,540 addi¬
common
stock (no pari
at $25 per share on the
on
right
shares
of
The
the
in
for
share
each
two
shares
of
preferred
shares
given
were
the
or
proceeds
option of paying for
12
will
be
Rubber & Plastics Co., by certificate of change of name filed with the
Secretary of State of Maine on July 3, 1945.
The
company
and
selling
is
engaged
end
generally
products
of
in
hard
the
business
rubber
and
of
manufactur¬
products
150,000
Schwabacher & Co
250,000
Garrett
250,000
Thomas &
250,000
Heller,
Bruce
300,000
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
—V.
or
offering was not underwritten.
above
equal monthly instalments.
used to pay for two injection molding presses
and for working capital.
This company was incorporated in Maine on June 17, 1916, as The
Vulcanized Rubber Co.
The corporate name was changed to Vulcanized
made
There
held
by
are
about
employees,
H.
100
stockholders
officers and
Renton
is
and
a
majority
of
the
of
the
is
,
Board,
President.
and
Prescott
'
N.
Beach
t
company's general offices are at 261 Fifth Ave., New York 16,
Y., and its works are located at Morrisville, Pa.—V. 179, p. 1523.
&
Knapp, Inc.—Registers With Securities and
Exchange Commission—Acquisition—
This
corporation
filed
registration statement with the SEC on
April 14, 1954, covering $8,607,600 of 5% sinking fund debentures due
June 1, 1974. These debentures are to be offered together with certain
cash by the company in exchange for the outstanding shares of com¬
mon
stock of Equitable Office Building Corp. on the basis of $5 in
cash and
$7 in principal amount
of debentures for each share of
Equitable stock.
The exchange offer is conditioned solely upon the
a
Co
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
1954
1953
$3,520,788
$4,759,176
1,618,661
railway
654,953
1952
$4,183,853
1,088,965
1951
$3,931,2131,324,729
315,812
687,514
413,594
717,831
7,131,272
9.393,730
3,008,400
1,225,732
7.943,537
1,690,910
571,043
8,448,527
3,050,623
1,558,446
income—
Jan.
1—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
400,000
Pacific RR.—Earnings—
railway
oper.
From
Gross
Co
1728.
Western
railway
1,240,210
565,730
railway
oper.
179,
p.
income
1313.
r-
i
Kentucky Gas Co.—To Sell Bonds Privately
—The company plans to sell privately,
prior to June 15,
due 1979,
$1,250,000 of first mortgage bonds, series D,
to
the
Massachusetts
The
net
at $10
bank
loans
partially
Mutual
proceeds
stock
$792,000)
Mutual
Northwestern
these bonds
Webb
&
Sons.
of
stock
directors.
Chairman
&
February—
Western
Stanley
is
179, p.
Gross
plastics.
com¬
outstanding.
This compares with net income of $554 917
share for the first quarter of 1953.—V.
179, p. 1522.
including
the
1953,
Series
The
estimated
assets,
gross
and
tremendous
1—
oper.
179,
basis
favorable.
more
?
p.
reflected the
cents
65
of
liquidating
claim
same,
Dick
con¬
volume
its
stated,
"hold
Robert
being
compared with $13,272,720 in the like period last year.
^0r
.
second
during the quarter ended March
at $5,632,000
or
the
share.
and
optimistic
an
sales
per
activity
construction
The
of
end
for
bids
Vulcanized Rubber & Plastics Co.—Stock Offered—
ing
50%
of
,
receive
1954
Jan.
from
The
January—
shareholders
apparently
continuing
seasonal
sounded
of
60 cents
struction
(EDST)
noon.
earlier announcement
an
income
Purchasers
..firmly followed.
indicated
net
$52,000,000
within
FOR
railway
railway—
from
tional
Kidder
and
of
report
below:
Net
179, p. 1727.
*
decline
the
due March
together with accrued interest, will be
City Bank Farmers Trust Co., trustee, New York City, on
oper.
From
Gross
same
Thew
the
at 100%
from
The
Offering Completed—
value
the
the
which
long-term
3%,
1954,
from
30,
Co.—Stock
offing
net
K,
has called for redemption on June 15, next, $53,000 of
and
mortgage refunding
bonds, series C, 3'/4%, due
Payment,
the
15,
ry.
46,466
Texas Utilities
ciates,
the
$13,000,000
value
a
at
Series J,
,$Lay 18 was in error.—V. 179, p. 1523.
EARNINGS
1271.
p.
which
of
dicated
from
205.
p.
103,265
income-
Net from
Net' ry. oper.
and
later,
May 17—
12:00
that
noted
until
1973.
Net
1—
from
179,
until
1984,
lien
Net
1951
$78,078
oper.
From
of
1,
first
Net
1953
railwayrailway
from
173,
April 16 announced that it will
$25,000,000 of fir^t and refunding
February—
February—
Net
estimates
1954,
of
the
of
the
company
was
approximately $3,000,000 short of
the
on
liquidation of the preference stock.
July 1, 1952, the net liquidating value of the two companies was
appraised by independent appraisers at approximately $52,000,000 of
.which $39,000,000
was
applicable to two classes of preferred stocks
company
Gross
Gross
part
in
claim
Virginian Ry.—Partial Redemption—
The
1271.
p.
above.—V.
on
company
1,672,926
income—
oper.
early
value
4
Oct.
from
from
Net
Ltd.
April
on
company
received
1951
1—
Net
(Canada)—Unit Opens Plant-
Chemicals
purchase
due
be
1952
$10,382,994 $12,356,793 $12,363,039 $10,024,000
2,612,009
4,165,241
3,885,071
1,846,497
266,985
1,294,927
1,175,312
406,279
railway
oper.
From
the
under
estimates
PROCEEDS—Net
19 filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering $25,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds, series
K, due May 1, 1984, to be offered for public sale at competitive bid¬
ding. Net proceeds of the financing will be used to provide for con¬
struction
expenditures and to reimburse the treasury therefor. Con¬
struction expenditures for 1654 are estimated at $53,000,000.
the
if
tho
leases, at approximately $250,000,liquidating value, before income taxes on
capital enhancement, at approximately $75,000,000.
Thus its equity
ratio to gross is approximately 30%.
Prior to the acquisition of Webb & Knapp, Inc. by
the American.
Superpower Corp. in July, 1952, there was a deficit equity applicable
to Superpower common stock due to the fact that the net liquidating
1954.
Texas & New Orleans RR.- —Earnings—
Gross
50,712
*59,452
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
494,814
499,826
go
EARNINGS—For
The
fol¬
Does
position?
into any transaction unless
no.
transactions
land
of
the
(2)
to $1,541,797 compared with $1,950,Several highly profitable transactions were
Series
oper.
179,
and
212,064
the proceeds of which will be used to repay bank
working capital.—V. 179, p. 1272.
Bids to Be Received
February—
that
393,538
29,984
3,824
*24,210
Increase
to
Ventures Ltd.
The
C.
45,671
Corp. of America—Plans Financing—
is planning to sell $5,000,000 of convertible debentures
future,
near
and
See
1—
from
value
000
19,080
February—
during
several
are
the
1272.
179, p.
company
the
This
—V.
*43,056
*4,763
215,825
*19,082
*41,316
*55,508
income—
SEC
Plan of this company filed a registration statement with
April 15, 1954, covering $1,200,000 of "contributions" to be
made by employees of Tennessee Gas pursuant to the Thrift Plan.—
V. 179, p. 1616.
on
Texas Mexican Ry.
there
expansion,
with
outlays?
amounted
1953
preceding year.
consummated
funds
Thrift
the SEC
>
4,509
*30,328
165,558
railway
Deficit.—V.
in
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Registers With
—V.
*33,611
*44,156
railway
oper.
Vanadium
loans
The
for
all
cease
commitment
cash
new
earnings
not
company
potential."
The corporation
Bids
1—
Jan.
from
1951
$76,437
$71,989
*33,236
railway
income
1952
$166,328
$67,288
oper.
Net
1—
from
to
the
require
cash
to
purpose
future
every
it
will
these questions is
income
in
Knapp's
competitive sale
v
1953
1954
February—
from railway
Gross
...
From
Gross
the
and
Does
April 21 offered $12,000.000 of first mortgage bonds, series P, 3%, due April
1, 1984, at 100*50%
and accrued interest to yield
2.975%. Award of the issue was won by the group at
Spring & Bumper Co.—Acquired—
United States
192,522
railway.
railway.
oper. income—
&
< 1)
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates
843,224
170,420
907,956
237,277
from
Webb
Net
950
company's
to test each
questions:
answer
the
however,
but
said
He
York.
New
1951
ry.
Net
lowing
impair
.
time being at least, the practice ftt
substantial new cash out.ays," Mr.
for the
involving
said.
not,
"The
corporation
be
to
37,299 shs.
26,660 shs.
1376.
covering 600,000 shares of class
From
from
Gross
Net
is
said,
entire
Outstanding
50,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
$1)
Twin Arrow Petroleum
Net
1953
1954
February—
It
the
CAPITALIZATION
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
Zeckendorf
he
stopped,
now
commitments
On
lowing cities:
New
have
making
•
Tennessee Central
This corporation, is embarking upon a program of consolidation, of
improving its short-term fiscal status, and emphasizing the aecumulfetion of investments for recurring earnings, William Zeckendorf, Presi¬
dent, said in the annual report to shareholders.
of
stock
stock
mon
SEC
distillate discovery on a 4,750-acre block ,ln
Lafayette Parish, La., was announced on April 15 by this corporation
in a Joint exploratory venture with. Buffalo Oil Co.
The companies report an estimated open flow potential of 20-million
cubic feet of
gas
per
day with production of a high gravity dis¬
tillate at an approximate rate of 20 barrels per million feet of gas.
The new discovery is the Mary McConnell No. 1.
Sunray is currently participating in 14 exploratory or wildcat well
projects, five in Louisiana, three in Texas, five in Oklahoma and one
in California.—V. 179, p. 1484.
wildcat
A
636,467
176,069
company
The
•
494,406
192,479
is offering publicly only to residents of Pennsylvania
7% preferred stock (par $10) and 7,476 shares of
$1) in units of three shares of preferred stock
and one share of common stock at $33 per unit, without underwriting.
The present offering is being made first to common stockholders of
record March 12 on the basis of one share of preferred stock and one
share of common stock at $12.50 per unit for each share of common
stock held. There are now issued and outstanding 19,184 shares of com¬
1484.
p.
531,498
153,780
Authorized
Sundstrand Machine Tool Co.—Bank Loans—
A
464,751
-
Pittsburgh
30, 1955, with resptct to the 1954 Plan.
registration statement also includes an additional 139,662
Sun Oil stock, representing the maximum number of shares
to June
To Emphasize Accumulation of' Investments for Re¬
curring Earnings—
.
capital necesary for bank financing.
stock is redeemable at $11 per share until Dec. 31,
1957, and thereafter at $12 per share. It is entitled to a fixed cumula¬
Co.—Registers With SEC—
plan for the employees of this company and its
subsidiaries, and Sun Oil Co. on April 15 filed a registration statement
with the SEC covering
14,000 memberships in the plan and 146,100
shares of the Sun Oil no par common stock,
the latter representing
the maximum number of shares which it is anticipated may be pur¬
chased by the Trustees under the plan during the period July 1, 1954,
deposit of 80% of the outstanding shares of Equitable in acceptance
of the offer, and will be declared effective when 80%
is on deposit.
It may be declared effective at any
time, at the discretion of the
company, upon the deposit of a smaller -percentage.•
7. ;v. •<':--.
"We
The
stock purchase
The
1,266,699
1,233,383
income—
p.
pansion,
Sun Oil
The
1,180,145
114,665
1,183,184
railway——
oper.
379,460
Trip-Charge, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Units Offered—
*37,626
.
1271.
p.
$712;468
230,007
78,968
-
r
railway
from
Net
common
$290,697
income—
oper.
ry.
22,428
1954
February—
1951
$567,282
267,538 >
99,208
212,005
68,610
railway
From Jan. 1—
The
Ry.—Earnings—
Rapid Transit
Staten Island
1952
'j. $600,307
$580,055,
,
"
i
1866.
p.
railway—_
from,
1953
1954
February—
extended from June 5, 1954 to Aug.
w»s
the 52.000,000
ol
balance
The
by
claims
mjnjnfr
^riS
;»<■
%>rjrrjir'
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
exercise the option to purchase
the payment of $450,000 of the
to
time
the
tthprpbv
companjr
'".-v
r
%iit.
at
Monday, April 26, 1954
(1836)
8
and
per
to
from
be
the
Life
Life
Insurance
Insurance
Co.
and
Co.
received by the company from the
offering of 50,000 shares of
recent
sale
of
common
share will be used by the company to pay outstanding
aggregating
$575,000
(the
proceeds
of
which
were
to
finance
the company's
1953 construction
which
and, together with cash from operations, to complete
used
cost
1954
construction, estimated to cost $1,250,000.
Stock Offering Completed—The recent public offer¬
ing by Equitable Securities Corp. and J. J. B. Hilliard &
(Continued
on page
46)
Number 5319
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1837)
9
:
DIVIDENDS
Frelman
Dividend announcements
tables.
In
nounced
the
first
indicate
we
all
the
diyidends
4%%
an¬
Name of Company
Abrasive
S%
Metal
&
Share
•
preferred -(quar.)
Acme
Steel
Co.
5-28
40C
preferred
American
3Vi%
Airlines,
American
Stock
Book
American
Chain
&
Cable
1
6-10
10c
6-
25c
37Vic
$1.16
$35c
1
5-17
8-
2
7-19
Co.
6-
2%
6-15
6-
5%
Class
Furniture
(quar.)
5c
5-15
4-30
Meter
(quar.)
50c
6-15
5-28
6%
Animal
Works
Co.,
6-
Inc.,
Hines
,»
6-15
5-25
25c
5-17
5-
37 ViC
6-
1
5-14
10c
5-
1
4-23
common.
preferred
Arden
Farms
Co.,
Public
Arizona
$2.50
$2.36
75c
6-
1
5-10
22 Vic
6-
1
5-
3 '
6-
1
5-
3
6-
1
5-
(quar.)
1
5-
3
Coast
Line
Co.
iConn.)
Line
RR.
Co.
Aroostook
S.)
(A.
Shoe
t% %
5-14
Indiana Steel
1
4-15
Industrial
5-1
4-15
-Extra
6-18
6-
4
7-
1
6-
4
25c
-
62 Vic
5-
1
5-
3
preferred
W.18%
6-
1
/,
Beech Aircraft Corp.
:
,
*
(directors for the third
consecutive quarter voted to omit payusually paid at this timpi.
Black, Sivalls &
Biackstone
-
4.25%
3%%
Budd
called
$100
1
6-16
this
1
6-
1
—
6-
1
5-
50c
5-
1
International
43 %c
5-
1
7-
2
6-
1
(quar.i
$1.17 Vi
6-
Inc.
National
Cork
Lone
Life
Del.)
Investment
&
Co.,
Cup
6-
1
5-10
Long-Bell
Lumber
(Mo.)
(quar.)
6-15
Macco
5-15
4-30
5-
115C
5-10
4-30
$12c
6-
1
5-
1
6-
1
5-
1
(quar.i
5-27
5-
3
McCord
6O0
5-27
5-
3
4-30
4-19
15c
6-10
5-21
$17 tic
5-15
4-30
25%
(initial
common
Extra
National
Federal
Compress
1
2
6-25
5-
1
4-24
5-
1
4-15
6-25
6-10
7-10
$15c
6-15
5-17
5-26
5-
•
Stock
5-26
55-
5
5-15
5-
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
6-11
5-28
30c
5-21
5-14
6-24
15c
iquar.i
15c
•
Warehouse
6-15
65-
3
7
12 Vic
6-
1
5-17
$1.12 ti
6-
1
5-17
8c
5-
3
4-20
6-
50c
(quar.i
1
5-
5
30c
-
5-21
6-
1
5-20
25c
(quar.):
6-10
25c1
iquar.i—
6-
1
5-20
5-20
6% preferred iquar.)
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5% prior pfd.
37 V2C
6-
1
iquar.i
—
62'ic
7-
1
6-18
Florida
(quar.i
—
$1
5-15
4-30
—
$1.15
5-15
4-30
—
$1.18%
5-15
4-30
$1.22%
5-15
4-30
25c
6-11
5-28
.
4.69%
preferred
4% prefrred
(quar.)
4.75 %
preferred
(quar.)
4.90%
preferred
(quar.i
5%
Mineral
Co.,
preferred
common
(s-a)_
preferred
Common
5%
Morris
Paper Mills,
4%%
»
6-
1
5-24
T
.:
Muskegon
Class
Motor
A
Specialties
(quar.)—
Fund,
from
5c
ordinary
realized
National
security
Acme
Co.
Common
(quar.)
3
(quar.)
4.20%
Newark
6%
Tea
-
(quar.i
—
(quar.)
convertible
preferred (quar.)—-—
(Ohio), common (quar.i-
preferred
Northwestern
Norwich
(quar.i.
Utilities, Ltd., 4%
Pharmacal Co,
5-14
6- 1
5-14
(from invest-
'
2nd
1
3
4-30
A (quar.i
preferred (quar.)
Oil,
Pacific Coal & Oil Co.
Texas
t
6-16
.
6- 1
5-28
5-15
5-15
35c
—
•
$4.50
>
66-
4-21
6-11
6-11
6-11
iquar.)
*
Value
y
^
y>
Fund
Line
(4 Vic
earned
from
and. 2 Vic Trpm capital gains)
Value/Liiie Inoome Fund (from
(Wis.)
Mfg.
5-15
5-20
5-
4
5-20
5-
4
75c
6-10
-
5-28
5-18
6-21
6-21
6- 7
6-7
5-28
6*15
5654c75c
$1
y
—
earned
in-.y..
25c
$1.06%
6- 1
5-11
Adams-Millis
6-15
5-17
Air-Way
6-
Fund
3
West
-
Oil
Point
Wilcox
5-11
■•
4-19
i
Woodward
-4-30
5- 1
5- 1
4-19
4-19
5-15
4-JO
25c
5-14
5- J
6c
5-14
5-3
30c
20c
25c
25c
32Vic
5-20
5-15
5-21
8-20
6- 4
13c
Corp.
Works
Mig.,
Oil
5-14
30c
75e
(quar.i
Co.
Co
(reduced)
Co.
(quar.)
Quarterly
5-11
4-30
7c
(from
-
Waverly
9
5-
6-18
7- 1
.yr/.
income)
Steel
Extra
.
-
income
5-18
investment
Washington
5-20
7- 2
25c
(quar.i
common
preferred (quar.)—
Mutual Investors
Washington
4-15
0- 4
5- 3
5-13
lie
Walker
$3
6-15
7Vic
——
come.
4-15
5- 3
6-1
6- 1
7-15
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
Tile (s-ai
&
-
4-28
6-15
com.
United Can & Glass Co., com. (quar.)
Series A preferred (quar.i
U. S. Pipe & Foundry Co. (quar.)
t U. S. Playing Card Co.___
4-30
5-11
8- 1
6- I
50c
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
America,
of
y
.
.
Carbon
Co.
preferred
Brick
United
,
&
Biscuit
United
»
6-
6- 4
5-17
6-15
6-15
35c
Carbide
Union
6-
5-14
5- 7
4-30
4-30
15c
50c
$1
Quarterly
6-
5-14
10c
25c
70c
$1.08
(quar.)
(John R.i (quar.i-Thompson Products, Inc., com. (quar.)
4%>
preferred (quar.i
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
5-17
4-20
6-10
6-19
6- 6
7- 1
6-11
6-1/5*6
6- 1
5-14
Thompson
5-13
4-30
30c
26^,0
27Vic
37Vic
6%
preferred (quar.)
4%
2nd preferred (quar.j_~
Symington-Gould Corp. (s-ai
Tampa Electric Co., com.<<quar.)_—;
% 4.32%
preferred A (quar.)
5-14
4-26
4-30
25c
(quar.i
common
preferred
5 Vi %
Swan-Finch
«
13c
(quar.if
4%%
9
5-10
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
4-30
•
415c
42'/2C
—
(quar.)
common
Telephone
Oil
Sunray
y
*
(quar.)
Co.
Governor
—
5-10
4-30
4-30
7-ju
5-1$
(quar.)
give the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include dividends announced this week, these being given in the
pfd. (quar.)
;
6- 1
6- 1
415c
6- 1
40c
$1.05
$1
$1.50
4$1
25«
6- 1
6-15
6-10
Below
we
weeks and not yet
preceding table.
v
_
;
5-
7
5-
7
5-
7
preferred
5%
Alden's,
5-17
6-
Corp.
Inc.
Corp.
I
Alloy
Cast
6-30
5- 1
4-15
Aluminum
8-10
5-18
$3.75
$2.50
50%
$3
—
dividend)
Steel
Co.
of
Co.
guaranteed (s-a)-
common
10- 1
5- 7
9-15
4-23
7-1
1"3"55
6-21
5-15
4-30
6-10
5-20
3°c
(quar.)
America,
preferred Iquar.)
5- 1
RR.—
5-28
7-10
,
Holder*
Payable of Reo.
5- 1
4-9
«3
(s-a)
(stock
Allegheny & Western Ry.
Semi-annual
1
50c
20c
(quar.)-
Electric Appliance
Akron, Canton & Youngstown
When
per..
Share
Name of Comvany
(Canada), Ltd.—
preferred
Co.,
Co.
5-14
(increasedi
convertible
Oil
Sun
from
—
Extra
National
6- 1
income)—;
ment
Stouffer Corp.
Distillers Products Corp.—
Drug & Chemical
40c
i
(quar.i
Railway Equipment Mfg., Co.—
12c
50c
7c
profits
Dairy
National
preference
Sterling Investment Fund, Inc.
r
National
preferred
convertible
6- 2
—
and
National
4V4%
5-20
(quar.)
Co.—
i
Common
Co.
50c
—
6- 1
6-10
(quar.)
preferred
(Ind.)
Packaging Corp.—
5-10
(quar.)
6- 1
5- 5
5- 1
6-15
'
Oil
5-21
6-10
6-30
5-18
6-15
6-15
<quar.)_
6-15
5-18
40c
62Vic
(quar.)—.
common
Corp.—
convertible
4-15
(quar.)
Products
Inc.,
Dredging
5-1
5- 1
(quar.)
4-20
5-28
4-30
5-14
Quarterly
Inc.—
income
Extra
Brands,
(quar.i
(quar.)
preferred
35c
$1.25
50c
50c
59%c
25c
30c
26'/4C
(quar.)--
Investment
Mutual
preferred
Co.
5- 5
5- 5
5-3
Service—
(quar.i
$4.50
Water
Standard
5-20
5- 1 v
Electric
preferred
Inc.,
$1.60
6-21
5-10
' 7-'1
5-15
6-15
(quar. i__
Standard
5-21
5-
Co.
•
Co.,—
(quar.i
(quar.)
(quar.iCoil Products Co. (quar.)
5-17
5-31
5-27
6-5
$1.10
$1.12Vi
45c
50c
87Vic
25c
common^
(quar.i
Edison
California
5-31
5-31
20c
Work3
7- 2
5- 15- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6-15
5-1
5- 1
5-28
25Vic
30Vic
Chemical,
(quar.i
Standard
5-10
6-10
-4-20
"4-205-14
5-14
5-14
.4-20
4-20
5-14
t$1.75
50c
$1.50
25c
62V2C
112Vic
50c
$1.50
50c
y
(quar.)—
com.
Standard
5-21
.
I
(quar.)
common
preferred
$3.50
5-17
5-15
y.y.
Ltd.—
Standard
5-12
5-
to
three-for-
Canada,
preferred
Standard
1
7
-
(quar.)
Corp.
Munsingwear, Inc., common
5>/4%
preferred
(quar.)
60c
$2.50
5-15
5-14
5- 3
'
of
Lathe
50c
common
preferred
Products
Motor
Bend
Stamford
:
5- 3
5-15
"
25c
preferred
4.40%.
-
$1.09
Co.
Co.
5- 5
proposal
a
on
"
'
4-20
yet- undeter¬
a
share
Ltd
Southwestern
5-28
6c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
quar.)
Cement
Portland
at
director's
a
'
basis."
Southern
4-30
30c
$1.15
(quar.)
(quar.i
preferred
Missouri
5-20
$1.12Vi
Power Corp.,
4.36%
vote
on
4.08%
5-15
6-10
6-1
6- 1
6- 1
6-14
6-15
6- 1
6- 1
6-30
$2
(monthly)
Laboratories
will
common
Pacific .Power,
6%
4-22
5-15
.
.(quail.)
:
preferred (quar.)
South
4-30
6- 1
6- 1
6-15
6- 2
6- 1
75c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
30c
Smith .Agricultural
/
5-17
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
5- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.),
common
preferred
Co._
date
Simpson's,
Mississippi Valley Public Service—
6-21
40c
iquar.i
iquar.i
(quar.i
.
5
Y
50c
Ltd., class A
4-22
95c
96%c
97V2C
$1.08%
$1.11%
75c
■
.
&
shares
preferred
pfd.
Mississippi Power <fe Light Co.
5
5-26
35c
$1
Corp.
Co.
(quar.i—
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60%
5
"
Bank
Products
Steel
dividend
Miles
6-10
87 ViC
62V2c
Co
Fitzsimmons Stores
-
4-14
7-
100%
dividend)
Equitable Office Building Corp. iquar.i
Erianger Mills Corp., common iquar.)
4Vi%
prior preferred iquar.i
Bros.
5-
62 tic
common
Watch Co.
Farmer
4-14
5-
10c
iquar.i
Rubber
&
1
8%
$1.25
—
Corp..
Hose
$2
%
'Minneapolis Gas Co.
quar.i
Inc.,
preferred
Paper
Midland
$1.75
iquar.i
Bradstreet,
3
4-20
1
35c
,
preference
6-
5-13
45c
(stock
5-1
6-30
6- 1
■
(quar.)
common
6-23
5-
15c
33 tic
Shares
.
Corp.,
7
4-22
'
1
5-15
7-17
4-20
y
$1
4-20
i25c
6- 1
t31'/4C
6- 1
45c
7-10
53c
7-10
$1.43% '
7-10
•
30c
5-25
;*, . %. 40c
5- 1
10c
-'5-17
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.iSignode Steel Strapping Co.,
5%
preferred (quar.)
5-18
30c
425c
50c
(quar.)
5-
6-
,
5-18
6-15
5-15
40c
iquar.i
com.
5-13
5-
.
5-28
4*3$
5-18
5-5
-"--7-10
4- 5
4- 5
4- 5
5-15
5-15
6-17
6-17
6-17
5-
40c
87Vic
6%
4-14
(quar.)-
common
5-23
50c
—
Co.,
(quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
3.35%
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.45% preferred (quar.i
Metropolitan'Storage
Warehouse
$50c
$1.05
preferred A iquar.i
Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
Aircraft
Ltd.
preferred
(quar.)—
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.
;
iquar.i
Corp.,
Water
Sierra
5-28
5-
4-20
70c
25c
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
5-14
5-
1
5*15
25c
(quar.)
common
Co.,
preferred
split the
6-11
6-
4-20
5.-1
tl5c
v
(quar.)
Finance
convertible
Stockholders
.»
5- 1
.$2.50
60c
pfd.
1
6- 1
5-25
6-10
5-15
Quarterly
Co.,
preferred
r$2.12
6-15
62tic
50c
Maxwell & Moore, Inc. (quar.)..
Marven's, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co.—
Oil
Brewery,
preferred
Shasta
$31!/4c
Manning,
McColl-Frontenac
Miguel
Servomechanlsms,. Inc
7-14
,
$1
15c
- Corp.
(quar.)
Security Insurance (New Haven)
,
$1.43%
25c
30c
$15c
participating preferred (quar.)
Corp., 5%%
preferred (quar.)
4-30
(stock dividend)
5%
R.
5%
3
$$2.50
common
M.
5-31
$37 tic
iquar.i
Trust
quar.)
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co. (quar.)
5-14
iquar.i
A
(accum.)_
Lager Brewing Co. (increased
A. Holdings, Ltd.—
Lucky
1
A
5-14
Dominion
Foote
(quar.)
class
15c
class
7-15
v
40c
common
Seagra,ve
4
6- 5
6- 1
35c
87tic
35c
$1.18%
38c
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
common
preferred
(Md.)
Insurance—
Ltd.
(s-ai
Coal Co.,
Ice
B
Co.,
Lumber
4-21
(quar.i
Seal,
&
Diamond
Class
Gas
convertible
Long-Bell
1
—
Diocesan
First
Star
5-10
1
preference
Elgin
3
1
1
Railway & Terminal, common (quar.)
y
7% preferred (quar.)^_—
Debenture & Securities Corp. of- Canada—
4Vi%
5-
6-
7-
Dallas
Electric
5-13
•
6-
——
4Eddy
Liquid Carbonic Corp.,
3ti %
preferred
(quar.)
5-
Zellerbpch Corp., $4.20 pfd. (quar.i_
Curtis
Mfg.
Co
Curtlss-Wright Corp. (quar. i_
Oallas Power & Light, $4 preferred (Initial)
&
3
6-
Crown
4%
3
6-
(quar.)
common (quar.)
$1.06%
(quar.)
iquar.i
America
American
^Wilmington,
Dun
6-
6-18
Myers Tobacco Co.
10c
Copeland Refrigeration Corp. iquar.)
Cosmos Imperial Mills, Ltd.
iquar.i
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc., $2 pfd. iquar.)
New
6-18
Stores,
Croix Paper Co.
(quar.)
St. Paul Fire <fc Marine Insurance
$1.60
(quar.)
6-12
(quar.i
Ltd.
Glass,
Continental
Oravo
Liggett &
4.75%
pfd.
$4.25
6-15
10c
Co.
50c
(monthly)
Ltd.
Theatres, Ltd.,
Container Corp. of
Cash
dividend
5%
4-23
$1.75
B
Douglas
4-30
Glass
& ,25c
B—
Seaboard
5-12
i
25c
Oak
$5.75
60c
$1
income
Libbey-Owens-Ford
35c
Co.,
Consumers
Dixie
investment
net
From
4-23
4-23
87 tic
Corp.,
Hotel,
Consolidated
5%
7
4-30
$1.50
i_
(quar.i
Pictures
Commodore
5-14
5-14
5%
*
50c
$1.25
25c
5c
30c
—
4-30
25c
Co.
1
Spiegel,
(quar.)
$1
(quar.)
Power
1
6-15
5-20
6- 1
5- 1
4-20
1
6-
3
5
.
5-14
5-
6-
10
8%
preferred
Scythes <fc Co., Ltd.,
4-30
.
(quar.)_
(reduced!—
Dye Works
Co.
$1
Monthly
Monthly
Crown
5-
(quar.)
Stamping
$10c
Central
55-
,..,77686-15
8c
55c
13%c
Lehigh Portland Cement Co. (quar.)
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—
5-15
1
preferred
Lansing
10c
Colorado
1
1
6-
6-15
15c
4.88%
^
Lanett Bleachery &
1
5-15
1
(quar.)
10c
Co.
66-
6-
5-14
75g
(quar.)
15c
San
.
$2
—»-
15c
(quar.)
Foil
Class
5%
5-14
5-18
25c
(s-al
Common
Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
Cochran
4-23
1
Rose's .5,
Southern
prefefred
Co.
4-30
5-14
$1.126-
5-14
5c
.
6-
preferred
Conduits
gains)
capital
5-14
4.70%
special guaranteed
guaranteed iquar.i
3
5-15
-
1
6-
Columbia
from
Gas
5-15
6-10
4-21
4-21
—
quar.)
6-
5-
5.-28
25c
60c
•
5- 1
5-1
Lake Superior District Power Co.—
5-15
6-15
St.
40c
(3c from income and
Koehrlng Co. (quar.)—;
Kuhlman Electric, 5ti%
$1.12 Vi
7%
(initial
common
5-14
(quar.i
Co.
New
5-14
preferred
4%
Kings County Trust Co.
4-30
30c
5-28
5-28
50c
*
20c
1
$1.25
6-30
6-10
;;
$20e
(quar.)
Co
(N. Y.)
1
4.50'>
Cleveland &
Lighting
County
6-
Foundry Co., 5% preferred (quar.)_
Louisiana Electric, com. (increased)
Cherry-Burrell Corp., common iquar.i
4%>
preferred (1946)
(quar.)
4%r preferred «19471
(quar.)
Chicago Towel Co., common
7% convertible preferred iquar.i
4-23
6-25
6- 4
6-25
investment income
8-
iquar.i
Corp.
Central
6-30
35c
50c
Series S-2—
5-15
50c
5-28
$1.02
Dairy, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Safway Steel Products (quar.)—
5-14
*5-25
7-
5-10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
(quar.)
5- 5
1
6-
preferred
Class
24c
Ltd.
$$1.25
iquar.)
Carrier
Chilton
(quar.)—
Gold Mines,
4-30
15c
6-30
Royal
,
1
40c
25c
(reduced)—
90c
.
;
Inc.
$1.17!/a
.one
$$1.25
pfd.
5%
10c
Co.
Kings
•
5-14
1
6-
-
America,
(quar.)
mined
$75q
5- 4
I 5-14
22,/a«.
(quar.)
;
5-14
5-14
5-3
35g
35c
(quar.)
Knickerbocker Fund
iquar.i
Aircraft
5
Trust,
tlOc
1
1
6-10
$$1.12Vi
30c
35c
(quar.)—
Custodian Funds
From net
5-31
i interim i
common
S%
preferred iquar.i
Canadian Utilities, Ltd.,
Cessna
Co.
Keystone
4-23
J 25c
*
(quar.-)i_i.—-
Corp., ~commott_——_
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
Investment
66-
$40c
5-14
5-15
>,
class A (quar.)
Class B
Rohm & Haas Co., common (quar.)
"4%
preferred A (quar.)-
.
Co.
Kerr-Addison
4-23
:
,
proposed five-for-'
the common and the class
split of
Kellogg
5
$1.12%
1—
(quar.i
(quar.i
Breweries, Ltd.
Corp.
5-
1
A shares.
Kawneer
•
6-
15C
(quar.)
Textbook Co.
Utilities
'
7-1
10«-
Rogers Corp.,
y
*
4- 5
5-.5
20c
Co.
4-20
preferred
Diversified Services—
one
i;
.
$16.70
dividend)
6-
5-14
1
•
35c
$1.75
y
1
7-15
...
'Stockholders approved" a
*
preferred
Central
5-18
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.—
Coke
% 5-22
6-
$1
V
Rockwell Spring <fc Axle Co
%
4
.
(quar.)
convertible-preference
Investor
5-18
1
<6%
Title Insurance—
(quar.i
Canadian
Carlisle
6
6-
i
3-25
6-
25c-
(quar.)
Canadian
Ltd.,
4-30
1
$1.25
common
Pacific
Common
10c
(quar.)
plus
preferred
California
7%
7-
iquar.i
Brothers,
($%%
87 tic
;
4-30
security
preferred (quar.)
Intertype Corp.
(quar.)
:
Investment Foundation, Ltd.—
5-12
Bldgs., 7% preferred (entire
for redemption on June 1 at
share
per
Butler
6*15
1
(quar.i
common
preferred
Bush Terminal
Issue
1
6-
Fund___
Green
Co.,
$5
7-
"$1
(quar.)
common
preferred
Bowling
6-
$1.06%
iquar.i
.
Corp.,
preferred
4-20
7
5-
&
" 6- .5
1
;$l
(quar.)
(quar.)
Metals of
Roanoke
from
(20c
from
<.$1.40
1
6-23
35c
Valley Gas <fc Electric—
preferred
Borg-Warner
A
International
^
I
Inc
Bryson,
Class
1
5-
6-10
4-20
6-15
fi.-
50«-
(quar.)____
Co
Co.
Gas
Ry.
common
(quar.)
Wine
Tool
7%
Fund
15c
Metal Industries,
*.'( International
ment
and
;
:
International Harvester Co., 7%
-
5-14
5-
5-
$1
$1.40 preferred
Ltd.—
Foundation
income
4Vi %
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)
,'yy profits)
5-17
quar.)
1
5-
$1
Shares,
International
6-25
6-
-
ordinary
4-26 V
(quar.)_
Products Co.
-Brownhoist
.Institutional
-
4-22
25c
Y.)
(N.
5.12%
Insitutlonal
-
.
$1.25
Corp.—
(reduced
Common
5-14
5-
Co.—
RR.
(.quar.i
Commercial Corp.
Bankers
6-11
6-11
$1.12
preferred
Beck
.5%
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Huttlg-Sash & Door Co. (quar.)
30c
—
preferred (quar.i—
Ayrshire Colleries Corp. (quar.)
&
(quar.)
$1.25
—
5
1
6-10
' 75c
com.
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)
Red Owl Stores, Inc.
(quar.)
Rheem Mfg. Co., common (increased).—
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
Richfield Oil Corp. (quar.)
5-12
7-10
6-
25c
(quar.)
'4-26
1
1
5-
4.08%
Co.—
Paper
common
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.i
(quar.i
common
$4.50
5%
&
Pulp
-Class A
•"
Coast
Bangor
(quar.)
Hudson
.
;
.
7-
10c
4.70%
y
6-
6-16.
Public Service Electric & Gas—
5-12
1
5-1
7-2
(quar. )_r__
(Butler, Pa.),
Northern
preferred
Pressed
5
1
31 Vio
31 %c
32c
50c
37Vic
y 25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Hublnger Co.
3
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Statler,
^$4
5-12
6-15
5-15
*
1
15c
62Vic
$2
25c
15c
preferred (accum.).——
(quar.)
4-23
59c
pfd.
common
Atlantic
Mills,
1
62 Vic
Co.,
Atlantic
Avondale
5-
Portland
5-10
6-
50c
Stores,
5%
6-15
1
6-
62 tic
prior pfd. (quar.)
Lumber Co.
(quar.)
Barbizon,
1
6-
Co.
Hotels
Plomb
&
Pleasant
7-16
6-
5c
y
tquar. 1
preferred (quar.)
PillsbUTy Mills,. Inc.,
f
(quar.)
(Charles E.)
Hotel
6-14
r.
•
yv;
5%
.(Edward)
1
2
7-
B)
Corp.
-Holly
27 ViC
partic.
$3
Service
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
Products
Hires
3
62 Vic
iquar.i
class
and
A
Hightstown Rug,
•
5%
class
Ltd.
.
40c
C.),
Piedmont
5-19
to holders
preferred ($25 par)
Hercules Steel
5-12
5'
75c
preferred iquar.i
Trap Co. of America, common
distribution
rata
(Pro
5-24.
4
6-
175c
)
preferred
8-
15c
15c
(quar.)
4%s-%
5-17
8-
6- 1
6- 5
20c
35c
Peoples' Telephone
1
8-14
5-11
5-11
4-26
5-14
5-17
.-
~
.
7-
$$1.25
31V20
•
$1
(quar.)
Peerless Casualty (Keene, N. H.)
-
6-10
"
25c
Seating Co. (quar.)
American Steel
Foundries
(quar.)
Water
4-29
(quar.)
(quar.)—:
dividend.
new
of
2Vi%
American
American
5-24
B
on
5-20
—
dividend
Stock
1
6-
40c
Goods, (quar.)
Scal-Kap Corp. (Delaware)
.,
(quar.)—
Ltd., common
(quar.)
Co., class A
Oil
Stock
"
Paper
Americal
*
:
preferred
4.64%
Co.,
(quar.)—
preferred
'Hancock
4
American
American
Power
Hamilton Cotton,
r
American
Co.
convertible'preferred
Gulf
5-11
50c
(quar.)
-
Griesedleck Western Brewery Co., com. (quar.)
5%
7-20
8
7-
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mills
.-Parker (S.
4-20
6-
2
6-15
4-20
Hydraulics, Inc.
preferred
.
Co.
Page-Hershey Tubes,
4-21
Greer
.
2nd
Glass
Pacific*Gamble Robinson Co.
Pacific
1
6-18 '
8-
1
convertible
6-1
6-1
5-10
25c
(quar.)
.common
4-20
5-1
"
$1.12%
$1.12'/a
(quar.)__
(quar.)
-
1
6-18
dividend)
(stock
7-
5%
Owens-Illinois
6-15
1
1
5-18
"•
preferred
conv.
4-21
5-19
6-30
•„
4
5-
62V2c
(quar.)
'
6-15
1
4Va%
preferred A
Osw,ego Falls Corp.,
,
5-
87 ViC
(quar.)__.
6-30
.
Olympia Brewing Co
/
5-
(stock div.)
1
.
preferred
Corp.
.
1
10%
Bosch
*
7-
dividend
American
(quar.)
20c
$1
15c
•
.
„
—
4-30
5-31
25e
—
common
(quar.)„_—
4%>%
3
7-
40c
59%c
55c
4%
■
—
(quar.)
preferred A
Omar, .Inc.,
4-22
7-
87 Vic
,
Inc.—
Co.
(initial)
v
7
convertible preferred
Co.
Industries, Inc.,
4%
5-14
5-15
6-
5-18
(quar.)
convertible
6-10
50%
•
Leather
Olin
5.1$%
4-30
1
4-20
3lc
-
$1.05
1
6-
4-20
1
5-
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
$1.27Vi
Gould-National Batteries'(stock/dividend)_,% 100%,
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.
(quar.)
25c
6-
20c
1
5-
5-15
(quar.)—
4.40%' preferred (quar.)_.
General Waterworks Corp., com.
'
tlOC
(quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)
$3.50 prior preferred ."(quar
Alabama Power Co., 4.20% preferred (quar.)
4-20
5•
56V4C
pfd. (quar.)
$1.15
Ltd.
Stores,
Gas
4.60 %
$1.50
>
Ohio
*
5% preferred
5-18
6-12
y
Co.
New. common
f
4-27
5- 1
15c
,
-37Vic
(quar.)—;
Telephone Corp.—
(stock dividend)
4.75%
6-10
A
Common
5-28
(quar.i
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Alabama
General
'
6-10
common
Service
Gas
Payable of Reo.
5c
31V4C
Products,
Y
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Gar Wood Industries, Inc., 4Vi%
:
4-27
5-
*■
'
Payable of Rec.
Share
7
Holier*
When
Per
Name of Company
•
4-27
5-
150c
$$1.12 Vi
$6
Holder*
When
1
1
5- 1
112 Vic
common
(quar.)—
$1.50 preferred
we
Per
Ltd.,
J.),
preferred
Gale & Co.,
?
follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date./
,
;/■:/
during the current week. Then
(A.
Payable o/ Ree.
Extra
grouped in two separate
are
When
Share
:
'
"
••
Holder*
Per
Name of Company
(quar.)
.
40c
93 Ac
'
a
The*Commercial
When
Per
Name
of Company
Aluminum
Co.
Ltd.—
Canada,
of
Canadian
|
preferred (quar.i
5'A% 2nd preferred (quar.j
Amalgamated Sugar, 5% preferred (quar.)__
American Automobile Ins. Co.
(St. Louis) —
Co.
Investment Co.
5%
preferred
4-19
20c
4-14
4%%
preferred
1
5-14
4.20%
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
35c
American
7%
5-
1
4-20
$1.25
Co.
News
5-
1
4-20
7%
preferred
1
5-21
4-15
Central
50c
5-
1
4-15
$1.50
37%c
5-
1
4-15
American
Phenolic
American
5-
6-15
$1.75
5
6-
1
Corp.
15c
6-15
6-
6-10
Chesapeake Corp. of Va. (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.
3%%
convertible preferred (quar.)
Ltd.—
9-20
9-10
12-10
6-21
$1.25
Chicago Corp..
$3
(quar.)
4-30
$1.75
.4- 9
5-
1
5-
1
Class
5-
1
4-
$2.25
-
prior preferred (quar.)
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)
Anderson, Clayton & Co. (quar.)
7-
4.50%
Applied
Cotton
6%
40c
Mills,
preferred
4%
Electric
City
preferred
1
4-
5-11
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-
15c
5-
1
4-15
$1
(quar.)
8
6-30
1
44-
8
5%
93%c
5-1
4-5
1
5-15
6-
conv.
pfd.
A
preferred
ment
Ayres
Fund
pfd.
Baldwin
,
4-26
Cockshutt
1
4-20
Coglin
1
5-
5-
1
4-20
Inc.
"B"
(from
1
4%%
pfd.
1947)
(stock
4-30
4-20
Columbia
4-30
4-20
Columbia
4-12
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
7-15
6-30
6%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
10-15
9-30
$1.50
l- 14-55
12-31
20c
4-30
4-
15c
4-27
4-15
10c
4-27
4-15
$1.32
14c
4-29
4-19
$1.40
Baldwin
Rubber
Co.
Extra
Bates
&
Los
(quar.)
(quar.)
•
De
Corp.
;
Andes, Amer. shares
Innes, Ltd., $1
Bathurst
Power
&
Baystate
Corp.
class
(s-a)
A
$50c
5-
1
4-14
t75c
6-
1
5-
45c
5-
1
Iron
Beneficial
Watch
Best
Co.
&
Birtman
Co.,
Ltd.,
class
A
Works
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Benrus
Paper
50c
Blue
(E.
(quar.)
W.)
Co.
Co.
Blue
Bondstock
Booth
Co.,
4%
Corp.
Edison
A
Corp.,
(quar.)
Co.
5-
1
1
4-15
6-30
6-15
Forest
Products,
Brooklyn Union Gas Co.,
convertible
Steel
common
preferred
Products
Corp.
Buckeye Steel Castings Co.,
Consolidated
Consolidated
"
4-29
7-29
+5qc
preferred
preferred
$1.32
Co.,
$3
pfd.
(quar.)__
10-
3ic
5-15
4-30
$15 50
7-
6 -15
1
37 i/,c
- —
~
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canada Foils, Ltd., common
60c participating class A
*
come)
l
Canada Northern Power Corp., Ltd.
(quar.).
Canada.8afeway Ltd., 5% 1st pfd. (quar.),
2nd preferred Ulnar.)
-
5-20
1
6-
$1.13
7-
1
4
6■■
4
■
5-27
5-
3
6-
1
5-20
31'Ac I
6-
1
5-
$1.13
7-
1
$1.25
&
Forster,
1
4-10
5-1
4-
5-
1
4-
6-
8
5-14
-
11-15
8%
Curtis
Publishing
4-30
$2
class
A
,$2
class
A
4-30
Co.,
Board,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—
Stores, Inc.—
2
6-15
i
'6-16
$1.75
9-29
9-15
6-15
6-
1
87 %c
(quar.)
5-15
5-
1
$2
class
A
Daystrom, Inc.
3
1
Motor
American
Foster
Machine
&
Corp.,
non-voting class B
Co., Ltd.—
dep. receipts
Co.
com....
6-15
9-15
4-15
5-14
4tl6
6-
4-20
4-30
1
9r21
4-30
4-15
4-30
3-31
6-
1
5-17
5-
1
4-15
5-10
4-20
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
10-
5-13
6-
1
9-
1
.8-13
12-
1
11-12
4-28
4-14
4-27
4-14
5-
1
4,16
5-
1
4-15
4-13
4-29
7-
1
6,11
5-15
4-30
4-20
8c
5-
3
7-
1
10-
1
34%c
20c
2%
.
6-15
9-15
5-15
5-
5-
4-15
1
1
5-18
4-30
5-28
5-18
5-28
5,18
5-
$35c
15c
50c
1
4-15
6-10
5-28
1
6-25
4-30
4-10
$1.06'A
$1.50
75c
-55c
4-30
4-10
7-
1
4-15
4-30
4-14
5-
5-14
6-16
5-14
4-JL5
5-
4^23
5-
1
4-15
32 %c
5-
1
4-23
5-
ord.
1
4-26
,
4-15
common
20c
5-
1
Froedtert
$2.20
Corp.,
common
preferred
1
6-
1
4 23
5-24
5-19
4-
5
5-15
5-
1
20c
$1.25
10c
4-28
4-16
5-
1
10c
10c
20c
20c
(annual)
8-16
8-
2
11-15
11-
I
12%
17%c
Corp. .(quar.)
Quarterly
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
1
5-15
4-15
4-30
4315
4-30
4-15
Fulton Industrial Securities Corp.—
6-23
6-
50c
9-23
9-
50c
12-23
$1.12
___
55-
1
12-
4-
IL25
p{d. (quar.)
.
t
$3.50
Gabriel
Gair
1
$1.06
(quar.)
"...
5-14
4-16
25c
Telegraph (s-a)
(L.) Realty (quar.)
1
3-26
1
4-26
(quar.)
(quar.)
Franklin
1
%
6-25
4-15
!
Stores
7-
..
6-25
7-15
5-14
4-30
50c
(quar.)
Franklin
10-
I
4-20
5-12
$1.75
30c
(quar.)
pfd.
Kleiser
&
$1.12%
.
5-14
.
7-15
Wallace—
$1.12%
50c
(quar.)
Gear
conv.
&
.
(quar.)
Davenport Water 5%
1
56-
Quarterly
Dallas Power & Light, 4%%"
pfd.
5- 3
Bros.
Freidman
(quar.)
$4.24 preferred
6-
(s-a)
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
& Chemical—
-.Voting and
Ford
1-
4-23
$0.215625
preferred
7%
preferred
5%%
Forbes
-
$1.75
1
93%c
(Newark)
Insurance
Corp.,
Foote
4-15
6-30
4-15
5-
Machinery
3%%
1
1
preferred (quar,)
Products, 6%
Sterling,
Food
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
5,- 3
,
Co.
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Association of Philadelphia (quar.i
Flour
4-15
5-
4
4-.30
4-15
62%c
68%c
(quar.)
Firemen's
7-31
11-
4'A%
Firth
.
4-30
6- 1
—
Fibreboard
1
5c
Curtlss-Wright*Corp.—
5-15
6-1
P.aper
,Common
2
1
$2
(quar.)
(s-a)
Press Inc., 3%% pfd.
Clothing Co.—
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
5-15
t$L25
Federal
•
5-
4
6-
5
62%c
Insurance
4
10c
4%%
5-15
4$1.25
Federal
7-12
Curlee
3-31
(stock div.)
preferred series A (quar.)—
preferred series 1953Federal Grain, Ltd;, $1,48 pref. (quar.)
5
10c
Cuneo
4-10
Corp.
8-16
$1.25
1
6-
1
5-
4-15
;
5% %
5-
(quar.)
1
7-
Co.—
5%
5-10
1
3-19
Common
.
5-28
,
4-26
5-25
Eedders-Quigan Corp.—
5-15
1
4-26
(quar.)
(quar.)]
Fflte-Root-Heath
40c
-
11-19
1
35c
$1.50
25c
18Ac
25c
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
.
8-20
1
1
Quarterly
Farrlngton Mfg. Co., 5%%
Federated Department
(quar.)
1
$3
$3
4-
5-
4-26
;
Insurance
4-20
(quar.)
1
1
Quarterly
;
5-.20
69-
12-
5-
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
15c
(quar.)
Co. (guar.)
Co.
Traders Life
&
\
6-15
6-
4-16
1
15c
10c
(quar.)
1
5-
+7c
Mfg.
Farmers
3
5-
$1
Culver
115c
Fanner
n
5-27
7
5-
5-
50c
preferred
F,armer Brothers
4-23
7-
1
4-
5-
(reduced)—
(quar.)
5-
%*2c
-
"A"
4-26
jisc
-
55c
>
4-10
9
4%%
4-30
1
6-
$3.50
25c
110c
(s-a)
(reduced 1
Inc.
75c
110c
(fromtlnvestment ln-
5-31
6-
5-15
25c
$1.25
15c
50c
50c
(quar.)l
90c
50c
III
37 %c
6-15
6-15
25c
70c
60c
Eversharp, Inc., common (quar.i
Fairbanks Co., 6% preferred (quar.)
5-19
1
3-31
4-15
25c
(quar.)
Fire
50c
(quar.)
4-15
1
4-
1
4-30
7-
Evans Products Co
5-14
6-
Industries—
4-10
9
Esquire,
"A"
"A"
5-10
30c
Extra
1
5-15
■
preferred
Cuban American Sugar. Co.—
«.
7 % - preferred - (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
4-10
*■ preferred
1
4-30
5-
preferred
-preferred
5%
6-
33c
(s-a)
6-
5-
4-30
Co.—
75c
5c
(quar.)
Camden Fire Insurance Association
.5%
4-15
4-15
(quar.)_
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Md.
4-15
311/.C
(quar.)______
Railrpad
4,15
5-15
.
5%
6-16
4-30
15c
62%c
com.
5-10
Crum
4-15
12%c
& Steel Corp.,
1
Quarterly
1
6-30
10 %
6-
Quarterly
4-15
5-
4-15
1st preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
56%
9
60c
Gas
1
1
dividend
25c
1
1
4-
25%
Realty
4-30
4-30
5-
i
common
1
Natural
5-14
5-14
preferred (s-a)
2nd
preferred (s-a)
Erie Forge
4-15
1
Goods,
7-15
4-15
5-
3
$1.12%
Steel
5-15
1
(s-a):
5-
Crosset Co., class A
Class B (quar.)
5-
5-
5-
25c
______
4-23
$1.19
iquar.)
Falstaff Brewing Corp., common
(quar.)
4-23
6-
5-
Equitable Credit Corp.—
50c
preferred (quar.)
60c
preferred (quar.)
4-15
(quar.)
common
4-29
4-29
5-
(quar.)
Corp.
6-25
4-15
5-1
preferred
Co.,
4-16
Abrasives—
&
20c
4-30
Co.—
25c
Co., Ltd.
4-16
1
62%c
(quar.)
17 %c
Corning
75c
3
_____
}$1.20
Cosmopolitan
1
5-
Motors Corp.
(quar.)
Transportation Lines (quar.)
Cook Paint & Varrtish Co., common (quar.)
$3 prior preferred (quar.)
Corn Exchange Bank Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Corn Products Refining Co., com. (quar.)
4-16
5-
4-15
50c
1
5-
$1.75
$1.50
15c
40c
$1.12%
25c
(accum.)—
Emporium Capwell Co., 7% preferred
Mfg. Co. (quar.iEnamel & Heating Products, Ltd.
6-11
4-15
62 %c
5-
10c
Emsco
4-13
:_
4-16
4-30
15c
(quar.i
Empire District Electric, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Empire Millwork Corp. (quar.i
Empire Southern Gas. Co. (quar.)
Employers Group Associates (quar.)
5
25c
Semi-annual
4-16
4-15
6-30
A
Continental
4.- 9
1
4-
$7
Continental
1
1
1
3
Continental Gin Co., 4%% preferred (quar.)
Continental Life Insurance Co. (Toronto)—
1
$20c
Co.
3-30
4-30
1st
6%
5
3
(quar.i—
(quar.)
Corp.
Gas
Copper &
preferred (quar.)
5-
5-
4-
3
preferred (quar.)
5%
5-
5-
1
5-
(quar.)
4-30
4-30
5-21
(quar.)—
Epihart Mfg. Co.
..
25c
5-15
5
5-
(increased)
$175
J20c
4-
5-
dividend
5-10
37%c
1
5-
9-13
5-14
1
(quar.)
A
& Williamsport RR.
Ely & Walker Dry
Y.)—
(quar.)
Continental
8
6-18
6-15
(quar.)
.
Canada General Fund
10-29
7-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)____
$1.20
7- 8
6-30
joc
preferred
♦1.25
4- 8
$112%
___
Co._____
•California Packing Corp.
California Water & Telehone
1
Common
(quar.)
$1
■<
Power
Stock
4%
8
25c
preferred
Power
4-
7- 8
j5qc
~~~
(N.
Laundries
Glass
Common
10- 8
__
California Elec.
4-29
7-29
5-
$1.25
Corp.
Co.
4.50%
.
4-12
jgoc
:__
__
Consumers
4-15
10-29
5
5-
9-20
3%
(accum.)
preferred
5%
preferred (quar.)
4.52% preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of America—
$50c
4-
35c
(quart)
Consumers
$50C
1
37%c
6
5-
12-10
5-
Corp.,
Electrographic
Elmira
Erie
6
5-
$1
$50c
12-15
55c
47 %C
4-
$1.50
9-10
51c
4-
4-15
9-15
preferred
Refractories
5%
1
6-10
138c
Dearborn
Edison
preferred
4-30
L______3™3333
participating
$5
UOc
4-15
5-
37%c
Ltd.I.™
5-
5-15
6-15
50c
6-14
31'Ac
31 'Ac
31'Ac
.__
Stop Nut Corp. of America—
Stock
62 %c
9
5-
$1.37%
:
Natural
.311
(quar.)____
1
(Toronto)—
(quar.)
Paper
(A. M.) Co., common (quar.)__
III
7%
preferred
(quar.)_
:_
Byron Jackson Co. (quar.)___
I__III
Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd., common
(quar.)
$1.50 1st
preferred
(quar.)
2nd
3-22
Consolidated
Byers
80c
1
Consolidated
(quar.)
Burry Biscuit, $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Bush
Terminal
Buildings, -7%
preferred.
This payment clears all arrears
;
Terminal
5-
3
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Bush
35c
5i 3
Class B common
4%%
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Extra
4-
10c
45c
4-15
4-14
5-
3-22
5-
6% preferred (quar.)
Bullock's, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)
& Co., Ltd., class A
preference
(quar.)
1
4-28
75c
States
Electro
4-15
1
62 %c
4-20
25c
Elastic
9-17
3-22
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Bros.
'
$1.16
5-15
5-20
6-19
$1.75
40c
93%c
140c
20c
(accum.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
7%
5-
4-15
1
140c
110c
125c
Ltd., common—
Co. (quar.)
Ekco Products Co., common
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
4-15
10-11
$5
(s-a)
1
5-
Co.—
$6 preferred B
4-21
-
1
1
9
„
5-
4-23
1
120c
137'/2c
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
7% pref.
Inc., com.
Ltd.,
Industries,
Eastern
4-23
3
5-15
1
9
(s-a)
520c
37 %c
(quar.)__
8
4-30
110c
130c
(s-a)___
(quar.)
Edgar
4-15
(quar.)
B
4-20
3-31.
1
5-
6-
Burns
Class B common
Class B common
A
1
1
5-
Extra
Class
Ltd.
(quar)
'6%
4-20
held)
sh.
8
4-14
6-
t$1.25
Corp. (stock div.)
Eastern Industries, Inc., common
6-15
1
$1.40 class A (quar.)
Consolidated Chemical Industries—
1
5-
6-30
Consolidated Cement Corp.—
1
5-
4-20
5-15
5-
preferred
5-
50c
4-15
t37c
5-
37%c
1
5-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.90
Ltd.
preferred
America
pfd.
1
+$8
—
common
Chemical,
&
Paper,
preferred
preferred
4-15
4-30
25c
each
44-
1
5-
Ltd.—
_____
Tar
Brewery,
5%
1
4-30
33c
6-
(quar.)
5-
6-
50c
(quar.i
Inc.
Ltd.,
5%
9
$1.06
Co.,
Works,
15%
9
4-
(quar.)
7d
common
Class A pref.
Class
A
preference
Edison
V 7(i
(quar.)
4-
4-30
$1.18%
:
Consolidated
1
4-30
87 %c
5-
4-28
+$6
Corp.,
conv.
Duriron
4-15
t20c
—
3
5-15
1
6-
25c
117V2C
25c
10c
31'Ac
(s-a)
common
3%% preferred
(quar.)
Dryden Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co.
6-16
(quar.)
I
I
Dow
6-16
1
1
$38c
5-
Co., Ltd.—
1
7-
5-
$20c
(quar.)
4
12-
6-
20c
"Quarterly
5-17
(quar.)
6-
12-15
20c,
Co.,
Fabrics,
Dominion
4-22
1
(quar.)
Engineering,
preferred
preferred
70c
(final)
3
6-
$2.04
4-15
25c
registered (final)
Columbia
5-15
5-
Connecticut Light & Power Co.
$2.20
preferred
(quar.)
4-16
9c
10c
of
6%
4-10
Beneficial shares
preference
(quar.)—
Magnesium (special)
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co., Ltd.—;
4
1:10c
Insurance
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-29
4-30
6-
Ltd
for
4-12
4-10
5-15
Duro-Test
common
Life
preferred
Class
5-13
1
(quar.i
Co.,
4-26
5-15
6-15
140c
2nd
4-20
7-
6c
Co.
9-10
12-10
35c
15c
(quar.)
Bridge Co., Ltd.—
common
(initial quar.)
Dresser
5-15
40C
(l/9tli sh.
Mutual
$1
bearer
Mills,
9
50c
(quar.)
com.
Ord.
Burrus
4-
65c
33 %C
Co.,
9-20
12-20
________
Donnacona
Electric—
Ltd.
6-11
—'
Dominion
4- 9
7-
5-10
6-22
shares
Finance
Dominion
12-20
4-30
10c
Concord Natural Gas, 5%% pfd.
Confederation Life Association
4-12
5-
(quar.)
Ord.
Buchanan
1
40c
___
British-American Tobacco
5%
5-
1-3-55
$1.12%
System. Inc.
Commonwealth
5-25
2'5c
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred
British
6-10
ioc
class
Fisheries
Boston
4-26
$62%c
_
income)
Ami
5-15
20c
(increased)
Corp., Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Ridge Insurance Co. (N. C.) (quar.)__
Ridge Mutual Fund (from net invest¬
ment
Bon
4-15
6-21
$1.25
\
Equipment,
preferred
4.65%
4-14
1
1
B
Terminals
Combustion
$2
Ribbon
Blue
4% %
4-15
4-30
5-
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Black Starr & Gorham, Inc.—
Class A
deduced)
Bliss
1
10c
20c
50c
Co.
Electric
5-
4
7-
(monthly)
5-10
3
net
Extra
Louis
St.
3
6-
2c
Dominion Engineering
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric—
4-15
(quar.)
Belmont
9
4-19
$1.12%
Insurance
Gas
Columbus
6% preferred (quar.)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
1
(quar.)
&
Co.,
div.)
4-26
6%
Banco
J.)
Life
$1,12%
Co.—
5-
$1.50
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
Colonial Finance Co., 4%% pfd.
Colonial Fund, Inc.
(quar.i
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-19
_
20c
Co.
(series
Farm
(B.
Colonial
invest¬
4-23
1
$1.06'A
Extra
7
4-20
1
5-
A
preferred
6-
5-
5-
10c
Ltd.
Gas
preferred
4.80%
5-
6'Ac
income)
(L. S.)
4% %
Counties
30c
(quar.)
5-20
1
Colgate-Palmolive
prior preference
Machines, Inc.—
(accum.)
11-15
35c
&
from
preferred
New
8-15
1
(monthly)
Coast
5-10
31'Ac
Chicago
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
$1
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
1
1
$1.75
(quar.)
Breweries,
4%
$55c
convertible
Axe-Iloughton
•
1
9-
6-
Common
4% %
5-15
12-
$1.50
Coast
1
$1.25
(s-a)
6-
(quar.)
Extra
5%
6
5-21
6-
Dominion
50c
preferred
J4c
4%>
Mahoning Ry.
(quarterly
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Dominion & Anglo Investment
.-'•Common
(annuali____
4-15
$1.25
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Electric Illuminating Co.—
Common
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Clinton Foods, Inc., com.
8
1
$4.50
8
Nichols & Co.—
&
5%
Common
5-
^5C
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati,
Cleveland
5-
7%
5-14
Inc.
5%
Pacific
Texas
Semi-annual
4-30
Mines, Ltd
Tools
&
Cleveland,
4-30
$1.08%
$1.20
Clearfield
1
4-
&
Stores Co., common (quar.)
4%% conv. preferred (quar.)
6-1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Baking Co.,
6-
$1.08%
Avildsen
•
4-30
$1,25
preferred
preferred
preferred
1:15c
(quar.)
Co., com.
Orleans
New
5%
Ry.,
4.35%
Austin,
1
Electric
;—
Monthly
1
&
(quar.)—
Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)_
Dodge
Dome
4-23
7
7
income)
& Cox Fund,
Domestic
City
6-24
6-24
4.35%
Co.,
1
_
City Auto Stamping Co.
8
Atlantic
Gold
7-
12-
5%
9
6-30
5-
Powder
7-15
10-
1
(quar.)
Plywood Corp., $1.25
50c
4-30
6-
$1
Aunor
5-14
12-15
5 %
5-10
1
Co.
Atlas
1
10-15
$$1.12%
Atlas
6-
20c
Ry.,
'
9
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Refining Co.—
3.75% preferred B (quar.)
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.—
5%%
preferred (s-a)
75c
(quar.)_—
York
New
of
Co.
Pepper
Dodge
9
._—
A
class
common
(quar.)
Shares, Inc.
Dobbs Houses.
7
4-
50c
6-18
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
1
50c
6-30
6-
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry Co.—
Quarterly
Atlantic
:
6-
$3
commonn
1
5-
4-
25c
25c
50c
37V2C
$2
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
iquar.)__:_
Corp.
Dr.
4-
4-20
1
4-30
$1.25
50c
50c
90c
25c
(s-a)
Corp.
Beneficial
5-
20c
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
Dividend
5
87 %C
Fund
rCinclnnatl,
5-
(s-a)
Corp., Ltd.,
4% %
preferred
5-
(quar.)
City
common
5-15
(quar.)
4-16
$1.12%
Laboratories
...
A
Cincinnati
30c
fund
4,21
50c
(quar.)
A
Cincinnati
6-28
Power—
sinking
5-15
(quar.i
Match Co.,
investment
(quar.)
5
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Argus
8
$56'Ac
A
(quar.)
Research
Arcade
class
4-20
A
4-30
50c
(quar.)
Telephone,
1
Mfg.
Corp.,
Divco
5-24
5-
Class
4-19
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
Zinc, Lead & SmeltlrtgX;o.-^^-_
$5
$1.50
—
(quar.)
common
preference
Y.)
6-15
B
&
Fruit
Discount
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.
4-19
I
American
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp.
(N.
(quar.i
(Mass.)
Class
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
common
25C
50c
Chase National Bank
Corp.
Store Real Estate Trust
Gasket
Giorgio
Diamond
1
75c
Products
4-16
12-20
Electric
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred
Class
4-30
|
5-
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)—
1st
Corp.,
Tramway
Detroit
Di
4-15
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc.
4-30
$1.25
preferred
preferred
1
4-30
30c
$2
convertible preferred (quar.)
(s-a)
Denver Union Stock Yard
4-30
25c
$1.25
4'/?%
5-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible preferred
1st
4-22
5-15
Corp.
Certain-Teed
(quar.)
Appalachian
1
5-28
West
Chain
(quar.)
Inc.
pfd.
5-
21c
South
&
1
preferred
preferred
37 %c
$3.34
13c
35c
30c
(quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
Denver
4-12
(
(quar.i—
voting common
stock
5%
5%
4-22
29c
Central
1
preferred (quar.)
American Smelting & Refining—
4%%
Light, 4%
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
4-14
5-
4- 9
& Rio Grande RR.
Denver
1
5-
4-15
preferred
Anglo-Canadian
4-30
Inc.
and
A
Debenture
6-21
4-
35c
_
__.
9-
non-cum.
Anheuser-Busch,
(accum.)
12-
non-cum.
5%
2
3
17 %c
4-30
(quar.)
Corp.,
75-
4- 9
4-26
25c
Mfg. Co.—
Common
8
(quar.)
pfd.
9-15
non-cum.
Viscose
Power &
4-
Dennison
Corp.—
.__
$1.40
12-15
5%
preferred
Central
4-30
20c
50c
5%
1st
25c
Air Lines,
Delta
8
(quar.)
__
preferred
4-
50c
Co.
Illinois Securities
4-30
$2.50
Electric
&
4-20
37 %c
Holden
50c
Phipps Stores, Inc., 5J/2% pfd.
Delaware Power & Light Co. (quar.)
4-20
5-10
When
Payable of Reo.
4-26
(reduced)
Dean
Ltd.
$1.75
(quar.)
5%
7%
Quarterly
Gas
5-10
._
$1.75
Corp.
President Lines,
American
50c
Central Vermont Public Service Corp. (quar.)
5-15
25c
(quar.)
Petroleum
&
Gas
1
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
Hudson
4-
Share
realized
5-14
$1.05
-
Investments,
Central
6-
Co.
7%
Canada
1
1
(quar.i
(quar.)—.___
preference (s-a)
Central Coal & Coke (s-a)
5-
(quar.)
Amerada
Central
12c
(bi-monthly)
preferred
preferred
56-
l
■
from net investment income.
9
50c
40C
Celotex Corp., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)_
$1.12%
(quar.)
Paper Goods
5-15
55c
common
Paper Co. (quar.)
Caterpillar Tractor, common
Central
...
Fund, Inc. (quar.)
.American Natural Gas Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
American
6-29
4-29
5%
Mutual
American
7-15
'
Vegh Mutual Fund, Inc. ($2.77 from net
long-term capital gains and 57c
Capital gains
distribution in cash or stock)
de
3-15
5-
' '
■
Dayton Rubber Co., common
$2 class A (quar.)
i
4-23
Carpenter
6-
Co.—
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
Metal
1
5-15
t$1.12%
1st
1
Illinois—
of
9
3-31
tl2 %c
(quar.i—___
Refractories, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Capital Estates, Inc. (s-a)
Carolina Power & Light Co.,
4%%
4-29
(increased quar.)
American
4-22
(quar.)
common
Name of Company
9
4-
1
4-30
t20c
t6c
Ltd.
Cos.,
5-
t$1.25
•
4-
1
Canadian
5-15
."
prior preferred (quar.)
preference (quar.)
preference (quar.)
Common
5-15
4-23
—
Co
Marconi
Oil
5-
<quar.)
American-Marietta
Canadian
28'Ac
American
4%%
1
6-
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Canadian Industries, Ltd.,
31'Ac
American
$1.25
4-16
Ltd.,
Co.,
Bronze
5-
t31c
1954
.Monday, April 26,
..
!;%'•viU::"-1,1 PeT
'I
Payable of Rec,
Share
;;
'
Company
preferred
35c
50c
Distilling Co.
(quar.)
:
Home Products Corp.
(monthly).
5»A%
:
5%
$1.31 */»
Can
American
(quar.)
7
40c
American
Common
7
5-20
4c
inc.)
of net
55-
5-
50c
(out
Shares
Business
1
1
Canadian
Quarterly
American
6-
6-
J25c
JS1.31
12%c
1st
4%
Name of
Holden
When
Per
lloldert
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
and Financial Chronicle
5- 1
5-15
4.-27
Co.,
5%
(Robert)
5% .preferred
V
.
.
(quae.)
.
common
1
4*15
5-
I
4,15
37^0
6-10
5-20
15c
—
5-
12%c
(quar.)
Jquar.)
Inc.,
B1V2c
____-._i._-
preferred
Co.
Gamble-Skogmo,
; 4-12
25c
preferred
4-30
14-21
62%c
4-30
*■21
(quar.)
(quar.)—%__—i——_—
.':a (Continued.on
page 44)
Number 5319... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.Volume 179
(1839)
11
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
39% Sep
99
8% Sep
3% Sep
Lowest
Highest
22
Jun 25
14
15
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 196S
Lowest
47% Jan
10% July
6% Jan
8
115% Apr
20
11% Jan
19
5% Jan
7% Feb
2
106
3
23
4%
Laboratories
■
ABC
ACF-Brlll
Motors
Steel
Dec
31
26% Jan
6
20% Jan
22% Apr
13
Acme
14
35% Jan
2
27% Jan
32 % Apr
19
Adams
23% Dec
29
36% Feb
25
24% Jan
29
Feb
10
Adams-MUlis
Jun
16
59% Jan
27
58
Jan
71% Apr
20
18% Dec
31
32% Jan
6
19
Jan
21% Mar
3
Admiral
7% Sep
49% Sep
14
10% Mar
6
9% Apr
2
Affiliated
3
52
Nov
10
22% Oct
8
29% Jan
8
48
101
Oct
150
Jun
3
2
Sep
Sep
11
15
17
15
114% Jan
160
7% Jan
49
50% Apr
Mar
Air
Feb
3
107
Jan
26
155% Feb
5
Mar 11
162
Apr
23
3% Apr
21% Dec
14
31
20% Jan
74
27
72
28% Apr
9
3
Aug 10
8ep
14
Feb
5% Mar 25
152
Jan
Jan
12
3% Jan
4
146
5
Jan
12
81
Mar 16
4% Feb
15
Feb
15
89 % Feb
9
35% Apr
8
157
130
Sep
78
Oct
9
81
Aug 24
25% Sep
15
1
39
Jan
6
28% Jan
104
Feb
4
98
87% Sep
8% Oct
18
98
May
8
92% Mar 11
10% Mar
3
8% Jan
6
9% Apr
62
Sep
15
76% Jan
2
72% Jan
8
88 % Apr
17
91
Sep
15
6
80
Jan
Jan
6
4
13
104
97
Mar
1
Mar 31
23
20
22%
10
preferred
Aldens
Inc
$4
100
Industries
Chemical &
Dec
29
22
Mar 25
16
Mar
9
18% Jan
20
Allied
Kid
24% Oct
28
33
Jan
8
26
Jan
4
30% Apr
21
Allied
21
40% Jan
3
37% Jan
4
44
Mar 11
Allied
87
Sep 22
41% Oct 14
86
Oct
8
40
8ep 14
42% Apr 23
41% Apr 21
96% Mar
4
4
90
Jan
5
59% Jan
2
45% Jan
4
52% Mar
3
118% Jan
2
93 % Jan
8
103 % Mar
5
52% May 25
43% Jan
94
Nov
Dec
10
58% Jan
64% Jan
20
47
62
Jan
4%
28'/a
27%
*18
*76%
78
3%
3%
*147
*83%
32%
*95
Amalgamated
9%
No par
86%
14
166
Jan
4
195% Mar
Jan
7
63 % Apr
23
Amer Agricultural
American
Amerada
2
75% Jan
6
11% Dec
31
15% Jan
8
11% Jan
4
13 % Jan
29
70% Dec
29
84% Feb
4
70% Jan
4
79% Feb
8
3%%
29% July
8
26% Mar 16
29
Fab
1
American
Feb
18
102
Apr
23
6% Aug 31
35
Nov
2
4
21 % Apr
6
4
60 % Apr
19
3
12% Jan
29
4
10% Feb
Feb
26
37% Jan
4
44
Apr
40% Jan
27
35% Jan
8
41
Mar 15
20
97% Jan
8
47
34% Sep
21
•1
17
103% Feb
Sep
9
Jan
104% M*r
15
5
4%%
2nd
Amer
Amer
12% Sep
15
13% Sep
11
15% Mar 20
15
Jan
12
11
Feb
11
16% Jun
16% Jan
4
3% Sep
15
31% Feb
9
15% Mar 19
12
6% May
40
Nov
14% Jan
4
1
4% Jan
11
27
35% Feb
23
17% Mar 31
17
Apr
17
18% Apr
2
5% Mar
41% Apr
40% Apr
23
45% Nov
9
44% Jan
4
46% Mar 10
1
2%
*2%
30%
*29%
188
Co
1
pfd
100
preferred
Dec
18
48 % Jan
4
56
Feb
9
American
Chicle
17
22
&
Cable
16% Jan
2
23% Dec
American
3
25% May 27
22
Jan
5
27
Apr
23
American
Crystal
May
6
96% Mar
91
Jan
4
92
Feb
24
4%%
31% Jan
Cyanamrd
Co
American
Distilling
American
Encaustic Tiling
European
4
American
Export
4
10% Apr
20
American
&
37% Mar 11
American
12% Nov
2
17% Feb
4
13% Jan
Feb
19
11
May 25
8% Jan
27% Jun
Dec
31
33% Jan
46% Mar 16
9% Apr
Co
Gas
67
Aug
3
5% Mar 25
57
2
68% Apr
23
American
Hawaiian
3
Jan
11
3% Feb
16
American
Hide
26% Dec
24
39% May 27
26
Jan
28
36% Jun 15
48% Dec 29
44% Jan
20
6% Jan
86
Jan
23
9
16% Sep 15
21% Sep 16
0
Nov
9% Jan
22
5
7% Apr
8% Dec 31
94
53% Apr
22% Jan
15
25% Mar
104 % Dec
9
Jan
14
17% Jan
4
20% Apr 20
25% Mar 31
92
97
Apr
21
6%
convertible
American
SS
9%
Home
Products
11
J0n% Jan
20
107
Feb
24
4%%
2
Jan
4
17% Jan
27
American
19% Apr
7
22
Feb
23
5%%
8% Apr
12
12
45% Mar
15
24
29% Jan
5
39% Mar 24
32% Jan
4
36% Jan
34% Jan
7
13% Jan
4
18% Apr
28% Sep 16
12% Sep 21
30
15% Feb
4
7% Jan
5
Natural
News
36% Ja*
26
23
171% Feb
6
Jan
8
2
8% Jun
23
6% Jan
4
7% Apr
24% Nov 30
22% Feb
24
65% Jan
30
42% Jan
13
Jan
6
27% Jan
159% Jan
9
144% Jan
136
Jun
35% Dec
25
18
117% Dec 30
25% Sep
38
21
44
40% Aug 10
127
36
Feb
36
8
American
Seating
27
4
36
13
4
163
5
4
37% Feb
26
124% Mar 18
7%
6%
Snuff
Co
65% Jan
28
10
Sep 11
11% Sep 14
89% Dec
17
70
14
95% Feb
21% Jan
68
Sep 21
97
Jan
6
Jan
4
28
81% Apr
19
29
Dec
29
45% Feb
26
29% Jan
4
36% Apr
13
43% Sep
15
67
30
45% Jan
4
50% Apr
7
69
Jan
5
Apr
12% Jan
73
7%
•4
16% Mar 30
Amer
•5
94
Jun
25
32
Nov
25
40% Sep 15
31% Dec
106% Mar
45
67% May
For footnotes
Jan
see
page
9
Jan
5
5
100
Jan
33% Jan
6
12
6
43% Jan
4
5
22.
30
35% Mar 10
Feb
8
39% Apr
15
106
52% Mar 29
29
53%
53%
53%
4,100
8Va
300
24%
24%,
24 Va
24%
24%
*24%
*106
107
14%
25%
26%
87%
26
87%
26%
87%
87%
19%
19%
26%
19%
26%
19%
26%
104% 104%
16%
16%
20%
20%
25%
52%
29
24%
105
16%
16%
*20%
20%
1
8(4
18
*175
7(4
18%
177
7%
v-v 8
107
1
107
♦1061/4
8%
97
108
107
97
700
24%
2,200
107
60
14%
14
14%
14
14%
9,900
*91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
500
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
88%
88%
88%
881/2
*87%
88%
19%
19 %
19%
19%
19%
19%
900
26
26%
25%
26
25%
26%
12,000
*105
106%
105
105
•105
26
106
22,200
110
310
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16%
7,200
20%
20%
*201/4
20%
*20%
20 Va
300
18
177
*175
7
7
7
11,200
17%
18%
82,900
•175
7
177
7%
•175
177
7
7
25%
25%
25%
253A
25%
25%
45%
♦45%
46%
45%
45%
46
46%
120
35%
34(4
34%
34%
34%
33(4
34
33%
34%
16,000
160%
161%
160
161
160
36%
*122
.
36%
124
56%
128
11%
164 %
56%
128%
11%
165
61
61 %
136
136%
25
30%
117%
10%
5
31%
118%
10%
*36%
*122
29%
45%
31
32
117% 117%
10%
10%
46
*36%
*122
29%
46
56%
129%
11%
12%
12%
164%
164%
164%
164% 165
62
136
29%
56%
128
61%
37
124
•162
129%
56%
56(4
56 %
128% 129%
11%
11%
136
163
61%
135%
32
116%
10%
26%,
62%
136
32%
117
10%
26 (A
61
135%
163%
36%
124
293A
161%
36%
•122
29%
162
36%
46%
2,400
•56%
56%
1,100
129 »A
129%
12%
12%
12%
164%
164%
46%
56%
130
46%
165
61
61%
134
134%
1,660
32%
33,600
32%
32 Va
116
116%
116%
116 Va
450
10%
10%
10%
6,000
26%
26 Va
700
21,400
10%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
19 %
19
78%
19%
18%
19'A
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
78%
78%
77%
78V4
77%
77%
77%
77%
71%
73
73%
73%
74 Va
73
73
15 Va
15%
&
conv
preferred
Smelt
Wire
com
Cable^
1
25
71
15%
81
81%
jx50
34%
35%
No par
49%
50%
71 %
15%
*80%
34%
49%
0.28
Clayton & Co
Oil
Corp
31 %
34%
No par
21.80
preferred
*102%
104
39%
10
39%
1
50
51(4
550
350
3.600
15%
81%
15%
15%
15%
15%
81%
811/4
80 »/2
80%
•80%
81%
240
35
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
35'A
28,700
50
49%
49%
49%
49%
50
50
33
33%
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
31,800
61%
135%
26%
71
15%
930
3.100
28,100
32
19%
prior preference—No par
200
7.200
77%
26%
810
29%
No par
25
2,900
124
100
Lead
4,300
26
45%
25
common
800
25%
0
series
45 Va
18
34%
100
com
34
44'A
18%
46%
46%
com
7%
38%
44%
26%
.100
Corp
177
34
43%
*33%
46%
100
Anderson-Prlchard
40
20%
26
100
Anaconda
Anderson
8Va
♦96
300
14%
*175
45%
common
&
100
29%
24%
92
105
*29
20%
46'A
Copper Mining
•4
10.000
3%
20%
46
Co
Anaconda
Anchor
25% Aug 27
Tel
Woolen
Zinc
64,100
*8
91%
100
preferred
prior
10%
20'A
29%
Tobacco
Water Works Co
conv
10%
*96
29%
preferred
6%
10%
8
29%
Co
Tobacco
American
Feb
10%
97
29
prefeired
Preferred
26% Feb
4,500
10%
10%
20%
8%
1
138% Feb
93
14%
97
8%
*96
No par
14
20% Apr
14%
18%
15
4
14%
14%
18%
126% Jan
14
3,700
14%
14%'
43%
3
17
3,300
9'/a
30'/a
34
27
15% Jan
40%
9
17%
77% Aug
77% Apr
40
9%
30%
30%
42%
143% Oct
25% Feb
100
34
24
2
9%
45,900
42%
23
American
38% I 40
20
46
128
30
,
*29
900
3,100
45
20%
37
Viscose
9%
27
92%
♦123
20%
124
American
38%
9%
45%
129
97
*36
American
38%
*29
44%
♦123
26%
*92
20%
8(4
*122
&
47%
125 Va
26%
92%
20%
96
common—25
Tel
5%
52
noncumulative preferred—100
American
6%
3%
30
92
100
Stores
45%
125%
26%
*92
34
preferred
American
26%
92
41%
69% Dec
17
22 Va
26
92
34
128% Dec
94% Dec
22
22%
*22%
42%
4
27% Jan
22%
22% '
26
26 %
*92
92%
46%
48%
*127
133
38%
39
8%
9
*28%
30%
14%
14%
10%
10%
34%
Jan
57% Feb
lO
11
221/4
22%
42
10
Sep
3,000
34%
152% Jun
67
54%
300
American Sumatra
13% Sep
54 Va
2.800
4
10% Mar
54%
9,900
8
22
54
8%
25
Jan
54 %
43%
10% Feb
10
53%
21(a
121% Jan
2
53%
21
16% July 30
5
161% Jan
10% Feb
53%
22%
43%
14
9
3,100
53%
♦8%
Apr
Jun
30 Va
8%
American Sugar Refining com
7%
preferred
9
30%
*91 %
10
American
5
30%
43%
1
15
30%
21 Va
4
37% Feb
30%
20 Va
Co
23
120% Mar
30
14%
Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt & Refg com
No par
48% Feb
4
30%
43'A
57% Apr
19
30%
*8'A
133% Mar
30% Apr
1,300
31
8'A
5
113% Jan
3,700
83%
43%
4
7
33%
833/a
21%
Jan
5
333/8
83%
8%
50
Jan
33%
83 %
21%
44% Jan
60% Jan
33%
8 3'/a
43%
19
119
34%
83%
8%
58
4
34%
83%
33%
83%
43%
21%
47% Nov 24
22
34
'
*8%
134
35% Oct
2,500
35
83%
43%
21(4
2
111% Dec
45 Va
8%
American Steel Foundries
165% Mar 12
45%
43%
24
156
45%
15
5
15
Jan
45%
21%
-
Razor
30% Feb
14
45%
43%
15
12
45%
21
Feb
Feb
45%
No par
Co
49
Sep
120% Sep
May 12
45
107
American
Mar 31
45%
*106
14%
100
50% Jan
Jan
8,900
19,700
20
preferred
26% Apr
26% Jan
119
1%
Safety
Apr 21
5%
39%
24%
Optical Co
No par
Amer Potash & Chem cl B—No par
Amer Rad & Std Sany common—5
American
Apr
5%
39%
No par
Gas
Co
5
Mar 20
2
19
175% Mar 12
11
Jan
5'A
40%
*7%
American
45% Apr
Jun
51/4
39%
2
com
preferred
Co !
Molasses
American
American
6
18% July 6
41% Dec 15
25% Sep 14
American
2
1,600
5%
26
26
*92
92%
47%
48%
*129
137
39
39%
9
9
*28%
30
14%
14%
10%
10%
100
convertible
18
40Ye
7
preferred
23
Feb
148
169
com
Products
45,500
16%
5%
100
Fdry common
Metal
16
52%
13
19% Jan
9
17%
52
Apr
27
15%
*15%
30%
53
22%
No par
18% Feb
17%
51%
Amer
26% Feb
16
34%
83%
No par
105% Feb
15%
40%
5%
1
preferred
8
17%
5.800
Amer Machine & Metals
23
14%
*15'/a
3,700
21% Mar 18
15
16
17%
29%
4
13% Sep
15%
17%
29%
11
94% Jun
200
30
52%
24
Ltd
101 Va
103
41
;
100
Co
2,900
101 Va
*101V4
*29%
51%
17% Jan
Metal
300
37%
*29%
84% Jan
27
44 Va
3%
100
common
preferred
&
10 Va
37 Va
45%
No par
prior preferred
Mach
102
102
9%
*43%
38%
68%
21% Feb
39% Jan
103 %
10
44'A
37Va
3 5 >/«
2
20% Apr
*102
9%
*431/2
.
68
31
15
37%
34%
19% Feb
Mar 27
44%
37%
3%
24% Mar 16
Dec
10%
*43%
37%
67%
86% Dec
Ju~n~22
9%
43%
37%
35%
12
37
10
43%
3%
16
42
16,200
9%
10%
'44
65%
18
7%
860
35
15% Sep
18
1,700
60%
3%
19% Sep
79% Jan
31
19%
60%
35%
96
Sep~14
19%
60%
65
6
20% Dec
19%
*601/4
3%
85% Jan
31% Jun
19%
60%
35%
100% Mar 17
~7
19%
*60%
65
31
15
*19%
3%
83% Dec
18% Jun
19%
60%
65%
15% Mar 18
3.90%
20
19%
60
v
36%
4
Amer
102
3(A
19
1
102
I 'A
96
7%
102
40 %
*20
Locomotive
*100
5%
noncuniulative preferred—100
5%%
102
50
preferred
American Ice Co common
American
*100
41%
American International Corp.No par
American Investment Co of 111
1
6%
102
65%
12% Jan
9
3,700
*100
102
56,000
35%
23% Jan
Mar
2,000
28%
66
100% Jan
92
77',,.
283/a
36%
4
27% Apr
12
77
28%
3(4
18% Mar 26
Mar 18
11%
76%
28
36
23
21
12%
75
28%
65%
25
Apr
11%
77%
1
Jun
107
12%
77%
28%
44
0
com
12% Dec
99
12%
28%
10
Co__
Co
Leather
&
12
18
12%
77%
28%
.1
Electric
&
35
9
29
Mar 18
40o
Foreign Power_.No par
18
31
1
No par
Lines Inc
Jan
5
20
Secur
2% Dec
Mar
10
com
preferred series B_100
conv
American
5
48
100
13
4
26% Jan
8
3%%
1,300
12%
19%
10
com
preferred
30% Apr 23
15
Feb 111
7
Jan
20
8
American
63'/a
600
77%
60%
10
Sugar
63
29%
28%
19%
100
Colortype Co
Sep
8% Jan
62 Va
23
77%
59%
No par
BO
39% Jan
62%
32
12%
*100
No par
Co
21
31 % Jan
62%
25
preferred
61
30
62%
5%
x40%
Chain
14
62%
12.50
American
Oct
7,400
15%
15
26
189
.
31% Apr
28% Sep
6% Jun
700
187%
*15%
4
2
62%
1891/4
16%
27% Jan
500
188 Va
17%
26
2%
190%
16%
34% Jan
2%
188%
17%
14
2%
22
15%
common
2%
1,800
*21%
Corp—1
Radio
2%
48%
2,600
21%
*15%
Sep
15
24,000
21%
18
26
48% Apr
300
50%
*29%
16%
American Car & Fdry common
7%
preferred
133% Apr
95 3A
103
22
26
&
Co
48%
50%
32
16%
19
21
2%
16'A
23
43% Mar 25
*95
*101%
21%
*17%
Feb
125% Apr
•
48%
50%
*29%
32
*16'A
93
Jan
95
101
22%
1
38% Feb
55% Jan
2%
50'A
100%
'
common
8
151
95
51
102
20
In
4
9
95%
50%
101
28%
-___1
common
Jan
lo
15
4,700
12%
3
common
188
61%
10
73% Jan
41% Jun
2.400
77
100
preferred
prior
500
30%
42%
189%
22 %
191%
61%
com—No par
49% May 25
85 % Mar 18
117% Jun
*2%
60
com
(The)
Co
29
23% Feb 10
16%
30%
41%
12,600
14
23
16%
30%
42 Va
21,100
Dec
Apr
16%
30%
42 »A
49
30% Sep
44% Apr 24
*16%
57
72
32
16'%
30%
42%
*95
51%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Can
7,900
75
Corp
Cable
3,300
74%
103%
7%
93A
87 Va
48 3A
*101%
American
9%
85%
56%
100
American
9%
85%
75%
37%
5
9%
85%
56%
37%
15
~70
9%
75(4
23
Inc
8,900
;■
56 (A
23
Interest
94 Va
76%
No par
of
94%
56%
5%% —60
Theatres
96
55%
1952 ser
Ctfs
6%
99'A
75%
common
convertible
33%
*97%
48%
Brake Shoe Co com
4%
85%
33%
101
57%
50
preferred
17,400
48%
Note common
Bosch
*50
3%
148
75%
preferred
Bank
18%
76
56%
preferred
6%
American
4,500
88%
30
102%
30%
Airlines
American
*83%
120
27
48%
50%
102
1
conv
85%
331/4
♦145
900
8,600
75
preferred
Bakeries
cum
*94'A
148
3%
V
3%
57%
Sugar
conv
33
3%
/
162
76
1
No par
Petroleum
65% Nov
*83%
*98
94%
*42%
95%
*145
33%
16%
29%
76
85%
9%
42%
*17
77
3%
101
86
16%
v
19*
*76
149
33%
9%
27
*18
3%
*98
88%
3%
19
94
9%
V 162
77
"
*83%
96
Corp
No par
Cliemical__No par
convertible
Amalgamated
*95
27%
*147
87%
9%
26%
3%
33%
*95
>
88
16%
No par
Leather Co
148% Oct
Jan
96
162
277/a
77
100%
*98
106 Va
3%
*18
85%
32%
34%
102
106 Va
;
3'A
8,200
11,600
49'A
16
24% Mar 29
16% Jan
*83%
85%
*99
149
106%
106'A
♦160
3%
'
3%
*147
149
23 Va
56%
16
35
11
56
,
50%
23%
27%
19
76%
*50'A
23%'
3%
28
3%
19
106%
162
50%
23%
74
Feb
23
106%
9
♦501/4
23%"
*160
3%
76%
America
Jan
6
162
27%
*18
Limited
6%
106%
*160
50%
8%
48%
Co
Aluminium
2
106%
162
1
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminum
6
Apr
Jan
23%
8%
200
20
51 %
14
20% Feb
*50%
23%
19%
8%
8%'
20%
102%
21
59
50%
23%
.
19 Va
50%
59% Apr
3% Feb
19
12
8%
20%
102%
49% Apr
28
Jun
8%
*95
3% Mar 24
60
8%
*50%
95%
19% Mar 18
98
7,100
*72
20
76% Apr
17
20%
v
preferred—100
4
Dec
20%
3%
common
convertible
36% Mar 24
99
400
20%
42
29
26% Sep 15
83% Aug 20
14% Nov
5
77
*16%
29
57
*72
V 29%
4
3
77
29%
24
5
77
16%
1% Dec
189% Jan
*72
1
11
5
71%
42%
16% Jun
1% Jan
273/4
28%
30% Dec
3,200
*26 %
41%
of
8,000
32
27
105%
1
Mfg
21 Va
31%
21%
No par
3V*%
21%
1,000
32%
Corp common__No par
preferred
100
Allis-Chalmers
15,800
27
3%
—
6%
21%
*160
Stores
Co
6%
31%
.100
Mills
35% Sep
6%
27%
—B
Dye
6%
32 %
3%
Inc
6%
22%
10
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
•4.375 cum preferred
No par
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
Allied
6Viz
3.600
*70
issued"
Allen
10,200
32
23%
105%
preferred A
100
prior preferred conv—No par
10 %
21%
50%
8 %%
l03/a
*27
23%
"when
10%
32'A
♦50%
preferred
Alleghany Corp common
10%
47%
113
27%
8%
common
10%
47%
*111
32
8%
100
112%
6%
22%
46%
112%
;
27%
70%
1
80
Juneau
Shares
46%
114%
114
32%
20%
pfd 1951 series
& Vicksburg Ry
Gold Mining
Alaska
47
the Week
Friday
Apr. 23
27%
31%
71
21%
w
Inc
Apr. 2'i
10%
10%
22%
46%
115%
6%
common__No par
w
Reduction
4.50%
47%
Sales for
Thursday
*27
1
Equipment com
47
10%
22%
PRICES
Apr. 21
115%
7
1
Gas
Common
70
;
Corp
Corp
Alabama
3% Mar 25
2% Jan
6%
—No par
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp—10
13
5
25
Feb
22% Mar
104
114%
10%
10%
3.80
Co
,v'
47%
SALE
Wednesday
'
113
1
Co
Co
Express
46%
HIGH
Tuesday
Apr. 20
1
Apr. 19
100
25% Sep
20
Monday
F*T
preferred
Vending Corp
Abbott
49% Apr
Jan
9% Jan
29
,
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
44% Mar
8
Jan
112
FOR EVERY LISTED ISSUE
32%
33%
*102% 104
33%
32%
32%
*102% 103%
*102%
103 V2
39%
33
39%
39%
39%
39%
49%
49%
49
49%
♦39
48%
49
•103%
105
820
4,400
130
♦39
39%
900
49
50 Va
6.600
y r
,
12
The Commercial and
(1840)
STOCKS
Range for Previous
8
Dec
Lowest
Highest
29
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Tear 1953
8% Feb
23
9% Mar 30
Andes
5
Jan
7
2% Feb
11
3 % Jan
A
Jan
9
32% Jan
4
15% Feb 26
2% Nov 24
38% Mar
22
17% Jan
4
22% Mar
14
43% Jan
33% Jan
4
42 % Apr
19
8Vt Sep
15
3
10% Feb
2
77
Sep
15
48% Feb
9
89% Sep
24
102% Sep 21
16% May 28
5% Dec 30
25% Sep
14
8% Mar
7
117% Dec 23
1974 Jan
23
95% Feb
,70% Apr
100
Jan
14
140
Jan
13
4
16
10% Mar 26
.
Mar
22
6
15
26
Artloom
Jan
27
>
11% Jan
4
22
14
29
23
4
26% Jan
18% Sep 15
89% Sep' 3
100
25% Sep
25
Jan
22
96
86
Sep 14
50% Jun 23
"88% July
18
35% Apr
8
101
8
Feb
5
92% Jan
13
54% Jan
4
59% Feb
"
29
13'
33% Jan
Jan
5
4
106 j
4%
101% Mar 29
Jan
92
97% Mar 25
85
2
,
Apr
19
58% Dec
16
56% Jan
6
60
Feb
33% Jan
2
27% Jan
4
34% Apr
Nov
31% Apr 24
94% July 16
16 Ye Dec 15
4% Dec
15
Jan
30% Feb
Dec
17
9
4
30% Apr
4'
41%
Jan
36% Mar 27
34% Jan
108% Mar 18
103% Jan
8
15% Apr
15
Jan
27
7
Atlas
,
6% Ma«: 18;
5
Feb
12
16% Mar 13
15
Jan
20
17% Mar
16% Feb
3
17% Jan
5% Jan
6
16
21 %
100%
102%
Mar 26
c34%
4% Dec 18
29
4% Dec
26
4% Jan
4
52% Feb 26
37% Jan
4
8% Feb
34%
22
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*237.
4,100
31,700
16,300
..
86
70
86% :
2,100
70
707 V
5,900
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9874
13.9 3 V
140
177V
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57V
5%
24
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100
140
1,030
1774
300
574
1,900
500
24
13.%
137a
13% %
25
'
1374
25
25%
25%
1,700
2274
22%
22%
13,800
25,000
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2274
22%
10074
1007V
100%
100%
10174
1007a
1017 V
101%
101%
190
35
357a
1,300
150
3474 V 35 %
3474.-
34%
9774
9874
977V
93
97%
93%
6,000
567a
'5774
5774
57%
577V
5774
-3,300
32 %
'
35 "
,
574
%
22*4
22%
101
102%
Automatic
Avco
99%
97%
56%
57%
57
32
32%
*99%
103%
-100
No par
SS
series
327 a
33
33
33
33%
2,600
101
104%
99*4
%
100*4
*93%
101
*yy*,V
101
*99%
101
20
101*.
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102
101%
102%
102%
105
6,000
a
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59
59
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59
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3374
34%
33*4
33%
97%
98 %
97%
98
97%
97%
10 j
29%
30%
30%
30%
30%
20
100
40%
110%
41%
41%
4174
41
"14
6
*15%
No par
common
($1.20) ___No par
pref
Co
(The) common
preferred
No
Mfg Corp
*15
16%
6
16
k
111
*574
6'.4
♦15%
"
5
540
307a
307a
3074
30%
11,600
41
41
41%
2,600
17
111
111
16%
5%
6-
574
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16%
*5%
6
16
*15%-
16
*15%
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17
500
112
112
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17
167a
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16%
1,000
5%
32,400
42%
1,100
"
5%
*42 74'
42%
100
22,700
96%
40%
*15% ' 16
17
53 7V
337a
96
30%
16% 3
*5%
16
17
5%
53%
3374
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4174
111 ">
*15
16%
51
33%
33
-
r-
111
%,
17%
5Va
42%
3
par
110%
110%
17
Amer—_5
of
*53
33%
100
B
—No par
Canteen
conv
9874
-.5774 ;
3274:33
Lines-
distribution—
Corp
prior
21
$2.25
177V
24
4
f:
9374
139%
17%
5%
5
Nichols
25'
44% Mar 26
*17*4
2574
100
35
•
36% Dec
17%
*101
98
—10
RR
I
W
$3.75
Tack
Conv
102
10
Refining common
Austin
*93
13974' 13974
140
21%
21%
100 %
100
—100
(voting)
convertible pfd series A
4%
Mar 24
17
69%
1
2574
Common
112 % Mar 22
8674
">
7074
98*4
25%
Atlas Corp
Atlas Powder—
22
Mar 19
9
7% Mar
28
13% Jan
29
2
4*
8674
6974"
25%
—:
Line
&
liquidating
Preferred
100% Mar 30
95% Jan
22
99
86%
*98
25%
50
Gulf
Atlantic
9
25%
50
preferred
Ex
15
49
42
8%
13%
Electric Co
City
Coast
26
25% Sep 14
80% July
1
28% Jun 16
21%
41%
9
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Atlantic
14"
217a
41%
13%
Preferred
Atlantic
21%
87V
,
,
1,800
2174
23 3
—1
Common
28
119% Jan
',177.
36%
<4174
14
Refining Co
preferred
Atlantic
83 % Dec
17%
-
5
29% Jan
f
70
9874
100
700
367a
974
5%
5%
24
24
13% .14
2nd preferred
Associates Investment Co
5
Jan
57% Jan
■
133%
-—1
1st
6.25%
23
30% Nov 30
103
138*%
3674
<974
•374
2174
5%
Common
6
4
31% Jan
Mar 25
32
102% Apr
87
69%
98%
-
98%
*3
4174
'
138
17%
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
13
Jan
37
-
69%
*9%
3%
9
%
*
14%
18
Atchison
25% Feb
87%
69%
-«97%
9%
41
41*4
9
974
3674
•:
Shares
Apr. 23
*274
>--
•
the Week
Friday
>
21*4
21%
9
23%
14
101
6'
93% Jan
22
36%
.
5%
Ashland
22% Apr 23
' Mar 30
4
18% Jan
22% Mar 11
99 % Apr
>36%
■'
23 %
Arvin
&
2%
2.50
Inc——
26
Oil
974
2 7a
No par
Carpet Co Inc_;
Industries
*9'/a
37
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 22
974
40%
v
9%
Monday, April 26, 1954
PRICES
Apr. 21
2174
42%
87
No par
6% Jan
5
,Jan
prior preferred
conv
17% Feb
3
Apr 20
,
18% Mar 25
2
21%
SALE
Wednesday
>-
3*4
•
36%
37. *r.
-9
Armstrong Cork Co com
No par
$3.75
preferred
No par
$4 convertible preferred—No par
Arnold Constable Corp
-5
Mar
1
15
Mar 27
$6
21
6
•
*974
*3 <■*, :
,■
21%
40%
5
com
V
3
36%
5
10
Illinois
of
•
10
3
No pai
Corp
Co
&
Armour
5
11
114
2
32% Jan
Apr
Jan
5% Jan
29
Jan
97
11% Sep
02% July
1
HIGH
ANI»
Apr. 20
*9'/a
is
Inc
Corp
Steel
Armco
Tuesday
Apr. 19
r
86
57
93% Jan
Mar 25
93
59% Dec
*14% Apr
Dec
Co
Argo Oil
23% Mar 27
30% Sep
5
Mining
Products
5
52
12% Mar 26
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
14
14
16
Copper
W
3
Sep
Sep
jO
P
LOW
;j'
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
...
Continued—Page 2
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Financial Chronicle
5
5 Va
5
42%
42
4274
42
574
474
42
*42
B
35% Jan
Jan
16
4% Jan
14
45% Dec 21
42% Jan
11% Mar 26
8% Jan
5% Feb
7
14
7
4
52
1
Apr
19
(T)
Babcock
8
9% Jan
Babbitt
&
30% Mar 19
18% Jan
39
Dec 29
48% Mar 25
39 Va Jan
4
43% Mar 19
16
Dec
29
22% Mar 17
16% Jan
4
20% Apr
15
67
Jun
9
76% Mar 17
68
Feb
10
75
Apr
14
38
Sep
14
43% Jan
4
52
Feb
10
29
12
Jan
4
13 % Jan
18
Barker
37% Sep
18% Sep
15
39% Feb
18
•36% Apr
14
25% Mar 19
20% Jan
4
23% Mar 15
Bath
9% Jan
4
11% Jan
12
Bayuk
Beatrice
18% Dec
29
18
9% Sep 14
34% May 2o
"93
Jun
5
90% July 28
14% Dec 28
78
Dec
21
9
Sep
14
11% Feb
27
42% Dec
4
112% Dec
100
Dec
7
4
44% Jan
21
Jan
4
118% Jan
21
99% Jan
6
104 % Mar
13% Apr
22
<16
6
88
86% May 8
16% Mar 20
81
May 19
33% Jan
33
27
Feb
5
10% Dec
17% Sep
30% May 26
29% Jan
19*4
19%.
;:i9%
1974
4274
4274
42
42%
*42 74
43
19%
19%
20%
20'a
19%
20
20%
207 V
72
73
71
72
71
72
72
72
72 7'a
73
47%
43
477 V
4874
4874
4974
49
507'a
50
52
10
12%
12% "
12 74
12*4
*12*4
1274
1274
1274
*12%
1274
36
36
36
*35
36
36
*35
36
70
10
21%
22
21*4
21*4
*2114
2174
2174
22
22
22
1,500
No par
10%
107a
1074
10%
10%
1074
110%
1074
10%
10%
5,200
29
14
10 Va Apr
14
15
26% Feb
Oct
May 21
1
50
Sep 14
33% Jun 17
Jun
17
% Dec
43%
1,700
93
90 % Jan
1% Jan
27% Jan
37% Jan
20
57% Jan
6
9% Dec
31
Oct
19
8
146% Dec 16
16
Jan
Aircraft
Bell &
13%
14
13%
pfd
,100
8
4%%
75% Apr 23,
Bendix
44
Apr
21
Beneficial
119
Apr
6
Co
6
1 % Jan
7
27
Best
&
30% Jan
4
32% Mar 18
Best
62% Apr
19
Bethlehem Steel
158% Apr 21
12% Feb 12
7% preferred
Blgelow-Sanlord
5
»70 01-U
1<*
72
Jan
27
45
Apr
19
21% Apr
Mar 26
66
8
*33%
10 74
10*4
28
28%
*96
68 Va
68 74
G971.J
4274
42%
*123
125
*119
4374
43%
,15
38% Aug 26
22% Mar 17
12% Sep
21% Jan
15
19% Sep 15
22% Sep 15
36% July 13
16% Sep 15
21% Jan
36% Feb
9
17% Jan
12
14% Jun
11
Black
19% Mar 19
Bliss
(E
Dec
15
22% Feb
3
25VaJari
Bliss
&
17
27% Jan
5
34
50% Dec
21
46% Jan
8
27
5
23 Va Mar
3
2
12% Mar 12
82% Apr
23
Boeing
v
24% Apr
8
Bohn
1
Bon
9% Jan
11
Bond
Book-of-the-Mont.h
14% Feb
11
13
12
10% Apr
15
12 % Jan
11
52% Jan
14
61% Dec
57% Mar 17
61% Jan
64% Sep
86% Jun
15
86
74 % Jan
4
15
94% Jan
12
93% Jan
12
48 % Nov
18
50
11
49% Jan
7
3
16
Mar 25
Dec
5
85 %
Apr
Feb
19
52% Apr
Aluiniuin
2
31
13% Mar 19
31
46% Mar
9
20% Apr
33
2
7
Sep 21
5% Dec
19% Sep
28
15
Sep 22
33% Sep
17% Sep
91
31
21
21
May 28
5% Mar 30
Co
at
7Va Jan
19
29% Jan
5
25% Jan
Feb
16
Bower
6% Jan
6
7% Jan
22
Braniff
25% Mar 10
23% Jan
11
29 Va Apr
23
42% Feb
36'/a Jan
i
Mar
11% Jan
2
39% Aug 17
26% Jan 20
99% Feb,
9
38
*
Jan
19% Jan
,97
Jan
29
4
27%
27%
2674
27
27%
2774
32 Va
31%
32
3174
32%
32%
327V
3,800
6074
61%
6174
6274
6074
6174
6174
6274
66,200
15714
157 %
10Va
*67
*157
1074
10%
*67
68
x27
158 74
158
Airways
10%
*6774
68
*67%
14
Bristol-Myers Co
Jan
6
30 % Apr
13
* Jan
5
60% Apr
14
;
13 Va Jan
15
20% Sep
14
4
28% May 20
16% Mar 25
Jan
12
11% Jan
4
83% Feb
74
67% Apr 15
116% Apr 12
25% Mar 10
22
10% Sep
72% Dec
15
17% Jan
2
35% Jun
22
43 % Mar
2
10% Dec
29
17
2
10% Jan
11
12% Feb
15
74
Jun
10
91% Jan
7
80% Feb
3
67
Jun
]86% Apr
78
Brown
&
Brown
<
6
13% Apr
5
13% Sep
11
Oct
14
Jan.
Jan
Shoe
Dec
16
146
35
Jan
9
40
11% Sep
30
Aug 28
5% Sep 15
16% Dec 29
Dec
86
3
July 15
15% Feb
16
Mar 16
12% Feb
26
102% Oct
30
27% Mar 20
109 % Mar 10
16% Sep
15
24 y> Mar 12
20% Oct
7
1 % Dec
28
Jan
Mar 29
5
11% Jan
4
79% Jan
14
7% Jan
4
16% Feb
100
16%
22
Feb
Jan
Jan
Mar
2
1% Jan
2
7% Jan
27% Jan 29
20% Jan
10
13% Mar
15
-
36% Feb
9% Mar
6% Sep 15
20% Sep 24
Sep
2
*11
111
3
30
Budd
Apr
15
21% Jan
43% Dec
16
44% Jan
80 7'a
8274
74,500
23%
24%
3,100
25
2374
23%
2 3 '/a
23 VSrS.-
23
23%
227V
25'/a
25 74
2574
2574
25%
25%
25 7'a
26
8%
774
7%
874
874
13 %
13%
1374
13%
13%
1374
13%
1.25
10 Va
1074
10 .%
1074
10%
1074
1074
6074
60
60 %
83Va
85%
95 '/a
96
25
50Va
50%
50
97
50%
50
$074
5%
5%
574
59%
7,600
83
6,200
95 7a
95%
190
50%
50%
5074
2,300
574
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2174
2174
2774
2774
*27%
6%
6%
674
674
67a
674
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28 74
2874
287V
3774
3774
3774
42
42
42
24
24%
2874
28 74
2874
37%
417/8
38
3774
38
4174
417a
4174
2.50
24 74
24%
24
2474
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-
102
♦100
102
*4174
24
4
6
5%
■
24%
100
100
*9974
—
—*
1274
12%
1274
67%
67 74
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6774
16%
16%
15%
1574
15%
16
—8
24%
247a
24
24 74
24%
25 74
1
5
12 %
1378
No par
*76%
77%
27
-
5
common
participating preferred
Byron Jackson Co
27
33%
34%
38%
1
common
1274
38%
107a
1
100
85%
100
*73%
5
17Va
117'a
*67
6
3,200
22
27%
1,400
6%
67V
3,100
287a
2874
2974
12,600
38
377V
377 a
6,500
42%
42%
1,700
23%
24
7,200
*9974
100
6%
100
1,700
-
1274
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30
3074
4,500
5974
59%
700
12%
2,500
12%
12%
677V
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677'"
16
15%
15%
1,200
25
247a
24%
7,800
12
12%
23,100
13%
11%
13 *4
1174
1274
76%
76%
*75%
77 %
*75%
777V
27
27
27
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27
*26
26%
500
337 a
34*4-
33%
34%
357a
13,100
3874
3874
387V
387V
1,100
24,800
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86
78
1774
1774
.<
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11
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34%
3374
34%
38%
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38%
.
10%
:
11
10%
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86
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86
8574
78
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\
1774
10%
17%
1074
17%
17%
78
13
13
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13
12%
13
115
115
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115*4
115%
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118
11543
115
45 *4
45*4
45%
45%
45%
45 %
13*8
13%
13*8
1374
13*4
13%
8574
85
85%
85
15
13
1374
84%
85
100
10
5
No par
10%
20
*85
10
20
13
10
13
*114%
10
10o
20
102 Va
102%
*102%
103%
*102*a
lo
20%
2074
*20 7a
,2074
a
2074'
19%
20
20%
1974
20
25
25 74
25
25
25*4
1%
1%
87«
8%
Campbell W &C Foundry
15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale.com—1.65'/a
21 %
.21%
217a
21%
22
Cannon
No par
100
25
10
103%
25*4
No par
9%
1974
*102 Va
8%
Canada Southern Ry Co
Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry
10
.85
103%
19%
174
No par
13
20
*45
23,500
1,300
32
100
45%
70
13%
13%
13,000
85
85
340
10
5,600
9%
19%
102
19%
1,100
102'4
70
207V
20%
1,600
25
25%
3.000
1%
2
174
l7/4
1 %
1 %
6.200
8*4
I
8%
8%
874
874
8%
13,100
2174
21%
21%
&1%
1.700
13%
13,700
22
13%
"
90
_
17%
1
45%
300
85%
*73%
10o
45%
200
16
2474
■
76%
8574
50
10
>
297V
60
13
78
1774
6
217V
2 7 7'a
76%
*26*4
25%
preferred
*5874
67
15
574
21%
28
*
2974
1
No par
Co
-
Mills
59
82%
97
574
1%
8
3,200
60 Va
217-4
8%
48% Apr
11
827V
27%
28
—_
preferred
Canadian
1074
27Va
25%
9
1074
2174
1
29
5,400
22
5
Apr
25% Jan
1374
277 a
-12%
Bldg 7%pTd
prior preferred
conv
137a
597V
'
12%
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M) common
$4.25
390
1374
82
83 74
97
Calumet & Hecla Inc
23
8%
50%
83
California Packing Corp
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Mar 29
460
*774
97
60%
8374
97
8% Apr 23
22% Jan 28
Apr 15
2V8 Mar 31
8
27'/a
1
Terminal
4Va%
8274
8
22
10
Bros
6074
*95'/a
No par
Co
conv
-
5
-
-
preferred
Butler
7%
59%
.5
100
Inc
Co
Forge
300
23%
25s/a
26
Mar 17
5
15
55
24
Jan
22.
12
26
Dec
34
6
10% Apr
20% Apr
22 Va Jan
22
29
page
21
52% Jan
24
Dec
Jan
85 % Apr
Feb
17% Apr
see
23
21
797V
60
Bush Terminal Co—
,-.13% Apr
14
21
For footnotes
5
77%
8%
(The) Co common
5%
8
777-4
30 %
preferred
Burroughs Corp
Bush
Jan
74%
60
Co
preferred
4%
15
99
54% Nov 27
54
-
25
105
75
100
Burlington Mills Corp
Feb
12% Jan
7
22
Jan
$5
Buffalo
45% Apr
90 % Jan
86% Oct
46% Jan
102
1
3
135
74
_5
3 Va %
Mar U
75%
30
Bullard
] 3% Mar 22
4,700
74
5
Bulova Watch Co Inc
T8Va
32%
60
\
8
32 7'a
30%
1
4
3274
60
40% Mar
11% Feb
3274
19
30
36% Mar
15% Jan
23%
33 74
18%
*22 3 4
60%
11
9
19%
23%
33
19
23%
30%
37% Mar 24
3
187a
23%
331-4
1874
30 Va
25% Jan
15
18 74
*22%
33
*2274
*59 Va
30
17% Feb
187 V
2374
337a
Bigelow
Btic.vrus-Erie
77% Mar 16
Mar 12
19
237-a
40
6
1
18%
23%
No par
24
30
Mar
12,800
4,100
33 Va
com
Jan
6
116
79
Nov~16
10,700
preferred
25% Feb
31%
2074
2.50
Brunswlck-Bnlke-Collender
6
10
3
'
44
207V
3%%
52
15
20
43^4
20%
common
26
13
4,600
44
Inc
A
21
Jan
107-4
2074
Co
Brass
29
12% Jan
600
68
4374
No par
Co
Stratton
54% Dec
13% Jan
1074
158
1074
6774
2074
Inc
27% Jan
60
158
10%
1074
6774
4474
_1()0
9
22 V2 Mar 17
158
1074
68
RR—
Bearing
cum conv
158
15874
1,600
44
1,
45% Jun
4
14,200
277a
15
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
13% Nov
4,000
12
%
V6
18,100
32
Manufacturing Corp__No par
5%
737V
44
128
No par
Ciub
15
13% July 20
66% Jan { 5
43%
*122
2074
Corp
-
22% Jun
11% Sep 25
59 % July 14
%
7,800
2,800
6274
100
Roller
Brlggs
Brlggs
Mar 11
71 %
71%
44
130
2974
21
100
21*4
—
23
100
437V
♦122
13
20%
*96
5
...
Marne
24% Apr
4
27
697V
70*4
44
29 7V
29%
2074
100
2.50
Co
preferred
&
2074
*96
4474
(The)
Bridgeport
38% Mar 26
2874
29%
1
42% Apr
11
1,300
20'/4
Common
5%
1074
44%
Inc
Edison
15
11
107V
45
Borg-Warner Corp common..
3%% preferred
Boston
5% Dec
26% Dec
25
1074
l.7.50
A
__i__
_
Stores
Boston
2,000
10%
7,800
217a
Co
Brass
&
Ami Co class
Borden
15
97 '
30
327V
20%
Coa„
27% Apr
4
Mar
Airplane
4
11
3374
32
32%
1
4
13 Va Jan
14
32 Va
44%
Inc
26
14% Aug 13
84
1374
337V
10
Co
Chemical
Jan
15
*82
14
347V
No par
(Deluwafe)-
6% Jan
12% Sep
Jan
W)
Class B
84
28
100
Mfg Co
Co
Laughlin
Blockson
2,600
27%
100
23 0*Jan
,;-20
29% Mar 18
6% Dec] 14
11
Mar 22
13%
137V
60%
Carpet (Del) com.5
Decker
Blaw-Knox
28% Dec
420
13%
32
No par
pfd series of 1951
&
11574
104%
1
(Del) com
'
31% Apr 30
15% Sep 14
60
115%
31%
2074
74
ll(
190
400
104
1374
132
*123;
1,800
8,300
*337V
100
69*4
6974
128
74
13
7a
28*a
*96
43%
1,900
|
104%
*82
14
34%
32
20*4
21
100
18,700
13%
14
*10% <10%
28 7'b
2074
21%
100
32
43%
1974
4274
1
Co
4Va%
13%
34%
10%
1 peso
Foods
4
Jan
13%
197 a
4274
19%
15,200
118
*114
84
1374
32 *4
41%
Corp common—10
Mining Co
*82
84
137'a
32*4
*96
pfd $3.25 ser of 1946_No par
Benguet Consol
6
10ft '
13%
a-
10%
_5
Loan
147
32%
28
4374
3,900
3%
104%
104 74
337V
21
43%
116
104
33%
1
43%
'»
*35
116
31%
1
a
8%
104
*3374
10
common
Aviation
Cum
13%
.
10
preferred
4
28% Apr
Co
*82
84
*82
1
Corp
Howell
4
144% Jan
13
2.50
50
19*
-
43 74
J.
4%%
S)
8%
9
115
114
*10374
RR
50
v
15
82% Jan
Apr
Bell
Jan
24
(A
43
...
104
Belding-Heminway
29
Jan
112
5
5
15
11
15
Jan
38% Jan
7
Oct
97
Jan
60
7
30
Shoe
43
115
*111
103%
Inc
Beech-Nut Packing
Mar 31
31
44% Sep
135 % Jun
63
11% Jan
21% Jan
Dec
22
32% Mar 29
4
68% Mar 20
Mills
*42%
*35
100
Creek
4
39% Dec
12.50
preferred—100
Aircraft Corp
17% Jan
112
prior
conv
preferred
Beech
23% Jan
12
,
Beech
Jan
2
Jan
Beck
Corp
Inc
Foods Co common
% %
Beaunit
27
Mar 12
22% Mar 13
30
22% Nov 25
Mar 16
4
Works
Cigars
374%
9
100
10
preferred
Iron
300
474
43
20% '
common
14% Mar 31
4
29
Jan
Va %
87 V
427.
50
preferred
35
4
18
16
30
Jan
9% Jan
Jan
90
4
474
477 V
8%
207a
20%
Cpnvertlbie 5%
Mar 31
474
4874
87a
19%
100
Aroostook common
Brothers
*474
47%
42Va
common.^
Ohio
&
49%
4%
48 74
48
8%
noncumulatlve preferred__100
4%
*4%
4%
9%
.13
Bangor &
48
49%
9
(The)-Nopar
Corp
Baltimore
4
=40% Jan
107
9
22% Mar
I
39
9
f
31
93
21% Mar
*4%
4%
49
50
Co
Barber Oil Corp
11% Dec
59% Apr
7
17% Mar 12
Sep
4%
I
Inc
Wilcox
Baldwln-Llma-Hamllton
11
11
8
14
1374
13%
13%<
1374
1374
1374
137 a
99
99
*98*4
99%
99
99
9874
99
99
!99
240
*54
55 74
*54%
5574
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55%
*5474
55
*25
24%
25%
*2574
25%
25 Va
25%
257a
25%
*24%
25 5 a
300
2578
24%
247 a
24*4
2474
247a
24%
2474
24%
27.400
47%
*46%
47%
46%
4674
4674
*46%
46%
300
47%"
55
55
*46
50
Volume 179
Number 5319
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(1841)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
\..-v V\:
Range (or Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year19G3
Lowest
8 % Dec
30
28
May 27
14
113% Mar 19
16% Sep
Jan
107
4
5
34% Jan
10
45
Dec
9
-4Q% Jan
•49
Jan
16
40% Jan
5
12% Sep
24
14% Mar 27
14% Sep
111% Dec
16
25
Jan
5
24
143
Jan
9
45% Sep
96% Jun
.
24
Dec
65% Dec
98>
24
Carrier
15
Carriers
12
Case
129% Feb
26
Jan
10'% Feb
4
17 e;.''- 53
107% Jan
2
13
<
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4
,5
67
Apr
104%-Apr
120
Apr
74% Apr
?
Apr 19
19% Mar 25
16
:»mn
15% Jan
11:
19% Feb
19
20% July 27
20
Jan
7% Feb
26
40% Jan
22
59% Sep
15
73% Jan 30
54 % Mar 24.
13
12 % Jan
35% Jun
42% Mar 25
16
97
12
Jun
Jan
110
38 % Jan
.
6
105% Jan
2
l
19%*Jan
4
8.
19
,
■
20%
20
21
conv
Celolex
Corp
5%
Central
Aguirre
Sugar
Central
Foundry
Co
50%
*103
Light
Illinois
preferred
i.
49%
103
114
69%
19 %
17
17
20%
20%
113%
113%
16%
*16%
17
*20 %
20%
201/4
5%
5%
5%
25'A
25%
24%
25'A
55%
56
'•
56%
57
25%
•24%
56
14
14
24%
56
14%
5
41%
41%
41%
<
108%
1071/4
1071/4
10
21%
21%
21%
16%
16%
161/4
25
15% Jan
4
17% Jan
29
25
14
6-
6% Dec
16
6% Feb
1-
19% Oct
13
38% Jan
5
20% Jan
4
11% Sep
14
15% Mar 20
12% Jan
4,
30
15
37
33% Jan
4
Sep
9% Mar 12
Feb
3
Feb
Central
7% Jan
26
Apr
16% Apr
&
Central
Violeta
50
South
18
West Corp
5
Sugar Co—
9.50
Centuiy.RibbouMllls_:
L
No par
14
Cerro
5
12% Mar 18
Pasco
tie
*16i/4
24%
*7
3,500
18%
4,600
14
300
3,500
900
1,600
•'
1,100
14%
14
14%
5,700
42%
*42
42%
3,200
108
1081/4
130
21%
21%
21%
4,500
17
16%
16%
500
42
21%
16%
*16%
17
17
24%
*11
17
108%
*
■
21%
24%
11%
*16%
*108%
42% v
108
16%
24 %
•*11
68%
18%
21%
17
24%
11%
,
68'A
18%
*16%
17
24%
11%
25
*16%
17
~
24%
*11%
400
24%
11%
"*11
11%
12,900
7%
*6%
7%
6%
6%
25%
*6%
7%
23%
24%
23%
23%
15%
23%
23%
16%
23%
15%
24 »/4
8,900
15% '
15%
15%
10
—-
*6%
24%
1
Products" Corp—
Chain Belt Co
7%
5
Coi'ifc
Certain-Teed
15
36% Mar 26
17
24%
*11
•
14%
41%
5
:■ -
68%
18%
I
56
108
21%
16%
67%
-r,
25%
*55%
50
26
'
25%
56
14
Central RR Co of N J class A
10% Feb
450
5%
Central Illinois Public Service
23 % Jan
69,300
20%
5%
8
17% Mar 16
100
20%
15
23% Dec 10
10,900
112%
5%
18% Feb
10
111
16%
21% Apr
30
600
■■
17%
201/4
•
5%
%
;
105
'
20%
8,
14
112
18%
15% Mar 15:
18% Jun
16%
111
68'A
24
10% Dec
*103%
17%
;
18%
5%
*16
49%
104%
17
68%
20% Mar
_
10,300
-49%
17%
60
3,800
'
*124
~
•
28% Feb
B
9,100
; 126 %
49%
50%
126
\
24
Class
1,900
161/4
*103'A
104%
'•17%
17
14
28% Feb
151/4
16%
18%
17% Jun
14% Sep
61%
*15%
16%
68 %
14% Sep
„
60%
15%
18%
*16%
20%
41%
60%
68
5%
108
431/4
16%
50
*1031/4
'
56
'
441/2
*42%
>
*124
'
117
25
100
49%
114J/2
44%
42%
60%
*
126
'
.
114%
44%
44
•
*
16%
*124
5,800
15%
<
15%
161/4
•
17%
*114%
9%
42%
15%
50%
103
118
'
'«•
126
17%
18%
•
common
—
52
5%
Central
%%
*124
67
1
42% Apr 21
4
61%
18
117
Gas &, Elec__No par
5
'61
103%
17%
5
Central I-ludson
Mar
•
16%
72% Feb 25
14% Apr
1
112
43
151/4
Georgia Ry——No par
preferred series B_
100
5%
44%
6iy2
of
116%
114%
*421/4
151/4
Co_:
Central
17,800
114%
60%
20
20%
: ' 44%
% 16%
No par
common
20%
'
16%
preferred
20"%
;
15%
preferred series A_100
2u,ouU
20%
*
62
10
*/e
21%
43 %
16%
_10Q
3y
44'A
115%
15%
common
9%
38 Ve
42%
126
Shares
9%
38%
44
60%
*124
9%
the Week
i
38
44%
*114%
Apr. 2k
39%
.
43%
44
*42%
OQ.
9%
Friday
Apr. 22
20%
1
4.20
4%%
115
9%
Thursday
• *:
38%
,f
12.50
Corp
'.preferred^: •
.Preferred
*114%
5
Co common™
12
6% Mar 11
32% Jan 12
23% Mar 25
Mar 27
12
2
721% Mar 12
4:
15
31
19%
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7% 2nd preferred
100
17% Apr
6.
4% Jan
4% Sep
26% Dec
39%
_10
General
&
lu-/4 Mar 15
4-
16% Mar 18
9%
38%
No par
Corp
(J I)
7%
Light-'
Caterpillar Tractor
v
21% Jan 26
>
30
11 % July 14
-
12
12
16%-Apr 23
.115% Oct
15% Sep, '2
;
13
15% Apr
17% Apr
2
Jan
Carpenter Steel Co__i-_3.
62% Apr
113
;6
133% Jan
Carolina
14
7 f.
44% Feb
38% Jan
21
is
9%
39%*
Power
44% Apr
I 43% Apr
4;
Jan
!
9%
38%
Mfg Co™
lo
Clinchfield <fc Ohio Ry^lOO
&
Apr. 21
9%
Sales f*r
"
Wednesday
Apr. 20
5
Co
(Philip)
Carey
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Apr. 19
l
(The)
HIGH
Monday
4
Par
Carolina
21
13
Feb 24
105
29
Carborundum
9
il 15% Mar 22
>
14% Mar 30
STOCK
EXCHANGE
46% Jan
14
65% Jan
21
23
18% Dec
104
48"% Dec
21% Apr
v
V
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.
YORK
LOW AND
Capital Airlines Inb
18
39% Apr
•
6
14
2
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>
10% Jan
A
5 V
>Jan
39% Sep
34% Jan
v
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r
13*
17% Jan
19% May 25
103 % July 20
f
8% Jan
13% Jan 29
29
23% Sep. 14
r
f
Lowest
Highest
t
Continued—Page 3
•'
STOCKS
13
36%
15%
36%
15%
15%
16%
14.600
*35%
36
35%
35%
36
36
>
"
*35%
200
36
300
Champion Paper Sc Fibre CoJan
33
41% Apr
16
34% Dec
3
92% Jun
22
103% Jan
30
98% Jan
108
Mar 17
4% Sep
15
7% Mar 27
4% Feb
6
Mar 17
25% Dec
31
26% Jun
31% Feb
25% Jan
4
30% Apr
32% Sep
15
41% Feb
2
33% Jan
36% Feb
Jun
3
85% Oct
27
84% Jan
90
80
Jan
Common
15
8
15
12
Sep
15
23% Mar 13
21
Aug 31
16
26% filar 17
23% Feb
18% Jan
26% Apr
7
26% Jan
5
18% Jan
34% Jan
21
27% Jan
32% Mar 12
15% Feb
Sep
14
18
Jan
6
12 % Mar
5% Dec
31
10
Jan
6
5% Jan
12
Dec
29
22% Jan
15
51 % Jan
30
21% May 21
30% Dec
30
44% Aug
41 % Oct
6
10% Mar 25
2
10
12% Feb
11
46% Jan
28
6
Mar
.
45% Jan
2
11
72
59
Aug 31
82% Mar 19
63
Jan
5
Oct
6
62% Jan
11
89% Jun
25
76% May 27
95
Jan 12
9% Jan
10% Sep
Jan
4
8%t Jan
11% Jan
18
1% Jan
4
92
7
14% Feb
22
■■
11
*
5
Feb
Milw
St
series
Sc
18
10% Feb
11
5%
Feb
5
26
Apr 22
Chile
58% Dec
29
96% Jan
2
56 % Feb
1
64% Mar 19
17% Jun
19
22% Dec
20% Feb
18
23% Apr
7
4
103% Feb
11
Jan
12
72% Apr
2
28% Jan
11
35% Apr
22
I
30% Dec
6
9% Sep
15
Jun
10
26 % Dec
15
33% Mar
5
14% Dec
28
17'
Aug
3
72% Dec
28
83% Feb.
9
95
Oct
31
5
Mar 24
152
Feb
10
47% Jun
16
Jun
12
80
100
70% Dec
41
Sep
Jan
44% Jan
Nov
172"
90
6
30
;
Sep
16
25% Apr
33% Sep
11
Co
22% Jan
19
89% Jun 12
2
Sep
29% Oct
34% Dec
136
128% Sep
24
Feb
14
35% Feb
15
12
Jan
6
4
874
Jan
892
17
976
23
89
Apr 1?
86% Jan
4
Iz Va «Jan
20
14% Sep
14
20% Mar 17
Dec
23
66% Mar 24
41
976
Apr
cum
Coca-Cola
100%
100%
100 %
8%
8%
*8%
8%
200
13%
13%
*12%
13%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,300
2%
/
■
2%
*7%
60%
2
8%
*23%
60
2>A
*7%
25
66 %
2
8'A
*23%
60%
66
67
2
*7%
58%
2
8%
10,400
800
2%
*7%
3,900
8%
200
25
26
25
25
i
60%
58
59%
58%
59%
80,100
22%
6,700
102
102
69
69
69
69%
69
35
35 Va
35
35%
34%
98%
22%
22%
22%
101%
34%
,
96
'
97%
■"*10 Ve
10%
101
32 %
95%
*10%
10%
*99%
101
32
*99%
32
32%
15%
15%
74%
75%
*75%
38%
39%
15%
*170
190
*88%
109
*170
120
59%
108%
73
*170
96%4
22%
22'A
101%
*100%
69'A
69'A
69%
4,500
35%
34%
35'A
14,800
94%
10%
10'A
'
101
*99%
32
15%
95%
18% Jan
26
Colorado
47% Feb
16
31%
15%
.
23,700
31%
700
15%
15%
4,400
1,200
75%
75%
76%
490
38%
38'A
38%
2,100
*170
89
91%'
*89
r
*170
190
58%
58%
108%
180
91%
108%
58%
109
"lo
58%
9,000
109%
*89
58%
109%
300
74
*73
74
*72%
74
44
42%
42%-
*42%
44
43
43
*42%
44
21%
21
21'A
21%
21%.
20%
21
21%
21%
5,800
4G %
47%
46%
48%
47%
48%
47%
47%
47%
48%
56,800
3,000
>
73
*42%
*73
74
*73
X25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
93 %
93%
93%
93 %
93
93
2%
2%
2%
2%
No par
33%
33%
33 5A
*135%
33%'
*136%
137
137
25%
25'A
25%
93%
93%
93%
93%
660
2%
2'A
2'A
2 'A
2'A
2,600
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
1,900
136%
x
91
*940
43
43%
43l'A
43%
91'A
91'A
91'A
91'A
13%
13%
13 Va
13'A
13
No par
Ry com
50
Jan
29
56
Feb
15
4%
noncumulative
1st
Jan
19
52 %
JPeb 16
4%
noncumulative
2nd
8
50 % Dec
2
41% Feb
3
50% Dec
9
41% Feb
2
5
12% Jan
4
11/64 Apr
22
19% Jan
12
16%
16'A
16%
"42
*940
"51%
53
49%
*48 %
*90
136%
1
120
.%
*940
—
*136
92%
*91
120%
*940
—
90
90
*89%
13 Ve
12%
13
12%
16 %
16%
43'A
16%
16%
43
*42
51%
*51
51%
51%
*48%
49%
*48%
49%
*48%
48%
•
*42
43
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A.2.50
Class B
2.50
48
49
4 8'A
49%
48%
48
48
>4
48%
48%
48%
48%
48
48%
48%
14% Apr
Columbia Gas System Inc
14'/a
14%
14
14%
13%
14'A
14
14'/a
Anr
8
23
23% Feb
18
Columbia
21
21'A
Rights
8'A
21
*21
21%
91
8,000
«
.
1
490
12%
4,300
16%
8,200
j
51%
50
1
60
A
i
-
48%
49%
48%
-
49%
4,600
13%
14'%
73,300
1\
21%
21'A
21%*
:
W
3,400
:
>•
712,400
■h
21'A
21'A
44
43
11/64
«...
--
-
common—No par
20
100
5,000
—
91'A
'
120'A
'
43%
51%
49%
4
92
43
49% Apr 23
49% Apr 23
No par
163%
119%
43%
16'A
43
52
*48%
100
121
*42
43
52
loo
120%
16%
'42
100
pfd
pfd
*90
■
*136
92
91'A
_No par
136'%.
43
Iron
10
33%
1
122%
*940
20
2%
com—No Par
Colorado & Southern
Pictures
10%
101
75%
58%
.
96%
10'A
*99%
490
38%
*108%
58%
109
95%
10%
101
32%
15%
101
76
190
89
91%
58%
109 Va
22%
100%
39%
39
190
*89
91%
58%
par
15%
22%
102
32%
75%
No par
Mar 22
32
67%
25
100
preferred
6
15% Mar 24
22% Dec 24
100%
8%
91
48
Jan" 29*
100%
*8%
121
Mar 24
11%
*99%
8%
67
1
Collins & Aikman Corp
14% Jan
&
74
66%
Corp—No par
Internat'l
Fuel
*70
100%
91%
65% Mar 24
7
73
*8%
121%
1
12% Dec
*68
100 %
*91
Colgate-Palmolive Co
$3.50
74
66%
121
22
Jan
8,000
*70
No par
Sep
15
741/4
2,900
65%
preferred—100
Dec
9
4,100
54%
38%
1
(The)
49
38% Jan
38% Jan
11%
28%
53%
21
preferred
47
67
11%
28%
53%
1551:
100
preferred
4% cumulative 2nd
5
11%
28%
52
38%
common
conv
Coca-Cola Co
13
Mar
5
27
31
7%
2
10
93
Nov
8
Dec
Feb
Apr 23
24% Feb
90
Jun
13
'Apr
94
Vh%
125% Mar 17
44
2
47% Jan
140
7
38% Jan
80
43
i
11%
28%
53%
75%
50
gtd
stock—50
Cluett Peabody & Co com
111% Jan
11%
28%
53
5
Clopay Corp
29
11%
28%
100
Inc
8
2% Jan
20
11%
1
Clinion- Foods
29% Jan
132% Jan
July 24
4,000
100
l
97% Jan
Dec
38% Dec
7%
4%
1
125% Feb
5,600
36%
No par
RR
19
Jan
10%
36%
95%
No par
24
Oct
10%
36%
34%
preferred—100
—
32% Mar 2'5
21
10%
36%
20
Climax Molybdenum
4
10%
37
53%
8%
31%
Co com
Special guaranteed
27
10%
*70
2%
10Ve
new
2% Feb
4
78
Dec
Co
Pitts
&
500
10%
70%
No pur
Clevite Corporation
48% Apr 23
107
89
4
*7,7 Va
36%
22%
*93%
Illuminating eom_No
Cleveland
Mar 22
7%
10%
102%
5
.
noncumiilaUve
Elec
*6%
68%
il<)0
common
—
92% Apr
9
Feb;
5
5%
1,200
22 %
10
—A
Co
$4.50 preferred '
12%
102%
•
Equipment
CJeve
12%
37%
„
C C C & St Louis lty
15
13
Electric—
Sc
preferred
City Products' Corp
Mar 24
Mar
Jan
Gas
900
13
7
28%
25
60
2,300
13
6%
53
8%
*23%
16,300
31%
11%
13
8
25
25%
23%
31%
28%
'
101
2%
25
25%
23
31%
10%
67%
8%
25%
22%
31%
36%
,
74
13
1
—
preferred™
20
75
*70
25
Investing
Mar 15
23% Jan
par
Co
Clark
44
37
97% Nov 25
14
28% Apr
15
54%
25%
22%
31%
13
7%
29%
53%
«
10
common
convertible
5%%
59% Mar 18
18% Jan
43 % Mar 20
18
28%
City Stoics Co common
4 %%
convertible ?preferred
Jan
42
13%
12%
20
70% Jan
Mar 23
44% Mar 19
City
16 % Mar 23
109% Apr
Jan
13%
7%
10%
Cities Service .Co
1
15
39% Apr
13%
7%
preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Cff
10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
14
77% Jan
13%
37%
4%
19
Jan
23
11%
Common
91
53% Jan
107*
11% Mar
104
25%
22%
*31%
36%
Chrysler Corp
210
Mar
89
:
75
4
Feb
180 *
19
15
Jan
15
98% Apr
33% Feb
"'5nw/> Jan 27
4
33% Jan
July 14
21
5
15
27 >A Jan
54% Nov 24
109% Jan
4
9% Jan
99% Apr
14% Jan
102
Jan
78-
95% Jan
70% Oct
25%
23%
31%
100
pfd
25%
23
31%
coin__No par
&
noncum
Western
Copper
Cincinnati
16
Paul
A
North
Childs
Jan
5
21
24% Jun
900
23%
100%
5
47
1,800
24%
31%
10%
Cbickasba Cotton Oil
24
13
Dec
17%
23%
66%
10
55
17%
24%
31%
par
Jan
22
300
17%
24%
17%
3% Feb
35% Jan
91%
24%
13% Feb
Jan
34%
*90%
17%
39
102
33%
91%
24%
18
25
33%
17%
29
91 % Jun
33%
*90%
24%
13
97% Jan
33%
91%
17%
Dec
3
900
16,100
33%
24%
1% Dec
7 % Jan
30%
17%
6% Oct
22
30%
*24%
5% conv preferred series A
]()()
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
15
9% Mar 15
14
30%
25%
No par
Pac___No par
240
*29%
30%
1,100
*90 %
92
25
1,900
.
5 %
24%
$3 convertible preference—No
Chicugo Rock Isl & Pac RR__No
Apr
5
70% Mar 19
101% Apr
33%
*88%
40
104
5 Va
25%
5%
8
59
33%
30
39%
104
5%
24%
Chic
.
9
55% Apr
30%
39%
105
5%
_40
5% preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com_No par
34% Feb
30%
34
4103%
5% *
par
■
Chic
3
30%
33%
39%
105
5%
89%
12 % Mar 31
4
30%
39%
*103%
17%
preferred
Class B
26
10 % Jan
62% Mar 19
7% Oct 13
8
7% Mar 31
35% Mar
13
40% Sep
10% Dec
39%
5%
105
89%
'Class
24% Mar 12
6
40
5%
17%
convertible
Chicago & East 111 1111 com—No
13
Oct
17
40
*103%
5%
•
Chicago Corp (The)
_1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
5% preferred -•
_-.
5()
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
5
27% Oct
40%
103%
*5%
100
3%%
25% Mar 19
21% Mar 24
17% Jun
102
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry tommon__25
Apr 12
18 % Feb
14
40%
—•
$4.50
preferred;
No par
Checker Cab Manufacturing—1.25
ti»
2,500
if
:
■
59% Mar
37
Sep
6
15
23% July 2
38% Sep 11
15
68% Jan
4
51% Mar 17
41% Jan
11
69% Dec
27% Dec
26% Jan
8
31
Sep
18
38% Jan
Sep
15
22% Jan
2
14
Jan
,
16
$4.25 cumulative
17
19
89
Columbian
Columbus
29 % Mar 19
12
Mar 31
18% Jr.n
19
27
Commercial
41 % Apr
Commonwealth
17
37% Dec
2
36% Jan
17
37% Dec
7
36% Jan
41% Apr
23
23
17
37% Mar 16
36% Jan
41
Apr
15
7
4
Jan
29
Conde
29
27% Jan
27
20% Apr
23% Jan
27
Cone
20% Oct
28
24% Jan
15
21% Jan
23% Jan
26
Mar
8
3
/ 6
Jan
20% Jan
Dec
30
6% Sep
14
11
Feb
25
7% Jan
34% Jun
10
42% Dec
11
40% Jan
103% Jun
2
109% Jan
5
107% Apr
12% Dec
16
16% Apr
24
12% Jan
20% Dec 31
25% Apr
Ex
stock
10
100
Jun
91
Jun
11
Jan
5
48% Jun
16
58
17
Sep
5% Dec
Jan
5
15
110% Jan
7
10
102
Mar 26
28
'
Consol Edison
109% Mar
4
50
com
50 Vd
25
43%
43'A
17
17 '/a
16%
16%
16%
16%
41%
40%
41
40%
40%
41 ~
40%
40%
40%
40
40%
40%
40%
40 'A
40%
25
40%
*40%
-41
/
28'A
28%
50%
9,800
43'A
43
431/4
14,100
16%
16%
16%
12,500
41
,
40%
41'A
40%
41%
41%
40%
41
41
1,700
«■
6%
6%
6%
6%
0%
6%
2,700
21
21
21' a
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
3,400
22%
22%
2?%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
3,300
24%
24%
24%
24V4
241/4
300
10 Va
17,100
44
16,100
6%
6'A
Y
9%
9%
9%
10'A
9%
10
9%
43 Va
43%
43'A
43 3 4
43%
44
43%
107%
108%
108
107%
107%
13%
14%
14%
14%
11,200
112
7
105% Mar 25
our
108
108
1.33%
13
13
12% Feb
11
14% Apr
15
Consolidated
Laundries
7
60% Apr
6
Consolidated
Natural
25
seribs B—
2
54
14
38% Jan
5
18% Jan
7
Jan
26
Consol RR of
23
10% Jan
6
5% Jan
4
6% Jan
20
Consolidated
10% Jan
6
6
8% Feb
Textile
Vultee
V
108
13'A
13%
108
14 'A
14%
i
•t
f
28 Va
28%
28'A
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
f
29%
13,800
100
108'A
108
108'A
104%
104'A
104%
104V2
104%
5
*14%
14%
14%
14%
33%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,300
15
Corp
1081/4
106
series C
Jan
108
Light &
of Bait com—No par
27
(
1,000
7
13% Apr
♦24%
24%
10'/a
43%
8
4%
*24'A
9%
43 Va
Elec
Preferred 4%%
24%
5
Jan
Power Co
*24 'A
-
Corp
No
Gas
1
|
Consolidated Foods Corp
Preferred
6%
coin—No par
Coppermlnes
of N
{
•'(
••
6'A
20%
No par
Inc
S
•
4,700
40%
>
.
17,300
40%
%
j
3,400
50'A
40%
43'A
42%
28'A
16%
51
43'/a
50%
43
'
52%
43
25
preferred
$5
%
,<
200
10
Jan
1
28'A
51
Co
98
23
28%
52%
preferred
107
Feb
28 Va
51%
No par
26% Jan
29% Apr
28 Va
distribution
Consolidated
5
Consolidated
23% Jun
Elec__5
Inc.No par
Cigar Corp—
10% Mar 30
I
4,500
Publishing Co—No par
44% Feb
14% Apr 23
47
preferred
Congoleum-Nairn
2
46%
Corp
Consolidated
18
78%
46%
79
"
Nasi,
Mills
78%
4 6'A
10
Edison
convertible
conv
29
79
47
28 V2
Solvents
$1.40
5% Dec
79
46%
2 8'A
Co
$1.32
21% Dec
79
47'A
Ohio
Engineering
Credit
32% Jun
32% Jun
79
47
*79
par
No pur
Combustion
32% Jun
79
47%
2 8'/2
Co
Southern
&
80
46%
preferred-No
Carbon
Commercial
56% Mar 30
43% Apr
34% Jan
6
16
11
44
29
48% Dec-
Feb
47% Apr
59'A
59%
58V4
59'A
58%
59'A
59
59%
59%
60
5,400
20%
20%
*19%
21%
*19%
21%
21%
*20%
22
6 Va
6 Va
6'A
6'A
7
7
*108
108%
108
104%
*103
108%
108
108%
104
102%
103
330
130
t
"
Jan
Gas
Cuba 6%
Retail
pfd
Stores
100
Inc
1
■
°
6
:
6 Va
*19%
*6
6%
*6
6'A
Dec
29
15
22% Feb
3
7
Apr
17% Jan
15
15% Sep
4
24% Mar 22
Consolidated
35% Apr
23
40% Nov
2
33% Jan
8
44% Apr
19
Consumers Power Co com
Jun
19
109% Jan
8
105% Jan
110 % Apr
5
$4.50
99% Jun
18
108% Feb
5
106 Va Jan
109% Feb
1
$4.52
Jan
30
63% Apr
19
102% Feb
103
8
Co
Inc
10c
7
7
v:
7
7
1
23Va
23%
•
23%
23'A
23%
No par
43%
44%
X43%
43%
43'A
par
1G9%
HOV4
109%
109%
par
108
108
22%
7
7
7Va
24%
24%
24%
43'A
43%
8,300
'
99
36
Jun
17
93
11
42% Jan
101% Jan
20% Jan
23
95% Jun
4
90% Jan
98
13
58% Nov
6
54% Jan
65
May 20
97% Jan
8
96
Jan
21
Nov
6
128
Jan
21
23
2
89% Sep
45% Jan
'87
45
25% May 21
Jun
18% Jan
112% Jan
For
16
133
footnotes
see
page
22.
Jan
15
23% Mar 29
Feb
Apr
4
19
Container Corp of America com—10
62%
63%
*108
62
108%
63%
108%
*108
61%
109%
108%
62
*-409
/
107%
61
109%
109
110
107%
107%
310
61'A
?•
•'V
520
108
11,100
61%
61'A
100
101%
101%
♦101%
Continental Baking Co cum—No par
$5.50
preferred-—
No par
22'A
22'A
22V4
22%
22
22'A
22 Va
22'A
22%
22%
94%
95
94
94'A
94
94
93%
93%
93%
93%
360
Continental
20
63%
65
63%
641/4
64
64'%
63%
64%
64'A
64%
8,100
No par
preferred—No par
*99%
100'A
*99%
100%
98%
991/2
"98'%
100'A
*98%
100'A
200
145
150
145'A
145V4
*145%
i:
4,600
4%
preferred
4
$3.75
145% Apr 20
$4.25
99% Mar
preferredu.-—-No
preferred——
No
I
36,400
43%
7 "
;
"
2,700
23%
431/8
43%
Aircraft
H
100
1,500
'
Consolidated
Can
Inc
preferred
conv
2nd
common
103
*101%
103
101%
103
*101%
103
'j.
50
*:
■
150
*145
150
i*
.
*145
150
*
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50
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
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Lowest:
Highest
4
AND
STOCK
8% Apr
6%
11
20% Mar 17
18
Feb
23
19% Jan
14
9% Sep
16
13% Mar
3
10% Jan
6
12% Fab
11
Jun
16
82% Jan
7
72
Feb
15
85
23
7% Jan
4
7% Sep
14
11% Mar 25
48% Oct
13
62% Jan
15% Sep
15
22
52
19% Sep
14
28% Mar
19% Sep
21
26 % Jan
19 % Sep
15
25% Apr
22
Jan
22% Jan
27% Feb
2
20 % Jan
24
Apr
28
52
55% Jan 30
18 % Sep
15
26% Mar 25
21'/a Jan
4
Mar 22
60
15
90% Dec
21
87% Jan
12
96% Jan
19
95% Jan
8
98
Jun
25
96 % Jan
6
78
Nov
9
71% Feb
24
31
174'A Jan
5
6
15% Dec
18% Nov
Jan
20
2
Mar
15
1V* Nov
30
25% Sep
15
13
5
4
21% Apr
4% Feb
17
Jan
3
1 % Jan
4
1% Feb
28 % Jan
4
35% Apr
14
4
99% Mar 30
91% Jan
21
Jan
87 % Jun
1
95
25% Jan
2
27% Mar 12
26 % Mar 22
11
4
10% Dec
29
Jun
10
34% Jan
15
29% Jan
4
33% Apr
16
35% Dec
17
34% Jan
4
47% Apr
105
Apr
26% Apr
101% Jan
6
21% Jan
Mar 17
72% Jan
82
Apr
26
15
33% Jan
68% Sep
15
89
13 % Dec
24
36% Jan
5
14% Jan
20% Jan
11% Dec
31
17
Jan
6
11% Jan
185
Jan
8
Jun
5 % Sep
8% May 21
15
5% Apr
Nov
18
64
Mar 17
52% Apr
21
12% Mar 19
8% Apr
19
27
Sep
34% Jan
21
5% Sep
8% Apr
15
19
93% Dec
31
100% Jul 28
93
Jan
21
57% Feb
4
54% Jan
5
15
9% Feb
2
7% Jan
4
Jan
23
138
Apr
17
134
Jan
43
Jan
15
39
Jan
11
25
27% Mar 20
18
24%
24%
25%
25
25%
24%
25%
25
25%
5,700
26%
27
26%
26%
25%
26
26%
26%
28%
4,000
23%
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
2,300
27% Apr
Electric
Dubiller
Inc
International
Co
13
30% Jan 11
36
Mar
87% Jan
26
90
4
5% Mar 12
13% Apr
5
143/s Mar 15
38% Feb
50
*47V2
48%
300
28
28%
27%
28%
28%
28%
28%
27%
28%
2,100
1
61%
61
98%
•98%
72%
98
*98
98
99%
1%
2
26%
13%
20%
21%
3%
1%
35
35%
2.5o
*180
21 %
4
1%
4
1%
1%
35%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
700
14
14%
14%
14%
13%
14'/8
6,300
32%
32%
46%
47%
33%
*32%
14
33%
*32%
33%
46%
46%
467/a
104%
104%
104%
24%
25%
24%
25
24 %
24%
24
24%
81%
81%
81
81%
80%
81 %
81
82
18
*17%
18
137/a
13%
13%
*170
200
5%
5%
*52%
18
13%
18
13%
*170
5%
5%
52%
8%
52%
*52%
8%
30
*29%
7
6%
9
9
30%
V
29%
6%
*17
137/a
200
5%
53
6%
18%
200
6%
52%
-
52%
52%
52%
52%
500
8%
8%
8%
8%
3,500
*29%
.29%
29 Vs
29%
1,100
7%
14,400
9
29%
7
7
7
*98
99
99
99
57%
57%
57%
800
S%
9%
9%
52,200
99
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
1
9%
9%
9%
9%
10'/a
9%
27
*135
27
27
136%
27
♦135
27
53%
52%
52%
1
33%
33%
33%
33%
90
90
80
90
A__—100
27%
27
♦135
136%
52%
136%
*135
52%
53
33
33%
*89%
91
*4%
2q
♦13%
14'/a
*13%
14'/a
*13%
14 Va
*13%
14%
*133/4
14»A
Apr
21
1
80
44%
44%
443A
44%
45
21
Davison Chem Corp (The) com
Preferred 4.60% series A
43%
Apr
59%
60
60%
60%
60%
61
143/4 Apr
19
Daystrom
10
14%
143/4
14%
14%
143/8
143/4
16
39% Dec
17
37% Apr
23
Dayton Power Ac Light common—7
38%
38%
38%
38 Va
38
38%
92
Jan
2
90
Jan
92
92
92
Jan
16
91
97% Feb
11
23% Feb
2
17% Aug 31
11
15
Apr
14
19% Jan
26
10% Jan
14
46
Feb
10
303/8 Apr
9
Dayton Rubber
7% Sep
15
12 Va May 14
9% Feb
24
Dec
14
47% Jan
5
35% Jan
11
23% Sep 15
28% Jun 18
30% Jan
2
24% Jan
4
33% Jan
I
32% Jan
4
52"% Feb
2
42 y8 Mar 25
463/4 Feb
8
13
15% Jan
30
12% Jan
4
15% Feb
25
16
27% Dec 21
27
Apr
7
30% Mar
34
40% Sep
10% Oct
21
23% Jun
Inc
series h
Decca
100
93
92%
92%
*95
96
96
96%
*95y4
97
100
series C
*92'/2
100
series B
Preferred 3.90%
Mar 12
100
♦98%
99%
*98%
993A
15
15 Va
Co
Inc
Records
34% Mar 23
Co
Ac
15
6O0
60c
Deep Rock Oil Corp
Deere
9%
2
9%
44%
43
43%
12,700
58
58%
58%
583A
6,300
143/a
143%
143/a
5,300
38%
37 %
38
2,000
373/4
*92
93
>
*953/4
97
*98%
993/4
*97%
99% "
15»/«
15 Ve
9%
93/4
93A
15
9%
*92
963A
15
•
*97%
15
9%
9%
93%
80
963A
50
99
15
2,400
9%
12,600
45%
443/8
45%
44 Va
44%
44
44%
44
44%
3,100
29
27:%
28
28%
28 :,A
283/a
283/4
28%
28%
14,400
34'A'
34
34 ya".
34 Va
34 Va
34 Va
34%
34
34
*34
1,200
43%,
Delaware Power Ac Light Co
Denver Ac Rio Orande Wsst
Escnw ctfs for common new
*43
43%
43%
43'A
42%
42%
43
43 Va
14 V*
14
14 Va
14
14
13%
13%
13%
14
3,700
29%
13.10
43%
14'/a
Western
Ac
10
43
X14
44%
,
preferred
Delaware Ac Hudson
Lack
15
600
273/4
1
commo
7%
Delaware
30
5%
61
94% Jan
3,100
4%
45
3
333/4
91
4%
4
Jun
*89%
3,300
4%
24
86
32%
W,Vr
1,200
51%
4%
52% Mar 15
Preferred 3.75%
Va
27%
43/4
11% Jan
23
33
91
70
136%
*4%
29
963/4 Apr
33
•89%
51%
43/4
16% Jan
13
27%
*135
52%
*4%
57
Jan
27
2.60
40% Nov
Preferred 3.76%
7%
136%
51%
15
1
6,700
99
99
1
600
5%
58
10o
200
13%
200
5%
98%
No par
*13%
*170
5%
98%
pfd
1,000
5%
57%
9%
290
6,100
82
5%
No par
*98%
400
12,600
17%
*17
13%
33%
104%
24%
24
*80%
200
100
99%
473/8
47
104%
17%
13%
*170
:
33%
•104% 105
No par
Inc
16,100
26%
46%
1
1,200
;
35%
13%
104 %
•170
1%
26%
*98
47%
Drug Stores Inc—2.50
A
1%
99%
19
96% Apr
*98
*98
17
5
35
98%
2.500
99%
Sep
82 % May 28
83
Apr 28
1%
35%
28,400
4
*97%
104%
8%
Dana Corp common
3%% preferred series
4
*1%
160
21%
*3%
34%
12,800
14%
*29%
common
21%
1
46%
5
preferred
4
"l6
743/4
181
26%
33%
10
100
preferred
21%
9,200
99%
74%
*180
104%
par
Davega Stores Corp common
5% convertible preferred
39% Mar
20%
910
61
99%
*98
74%
10
104%
*98%
181
3%
34%
35%
60%
104
99%
99%
74
179%
74
31% Jun
33 % Jun
*98
74%
178%
61%
105
*98%
74%
49
10
104
178%
•11% Dec
Mar 16
,-60%
-
3%
99
common
99%
20%
4
1%
61%
104%
73%
21%
4
100
28
178%
73%
180
20%
61%
100%
*98%
"
99%
*98%
100%
•98
61%
61
99
99%
100
♦178%
convertible
Class
Mar 19
4% Jan
*49%
48%
common—5
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
8
50
•47%
34%
No
Cutler-Hammer
8% Mar 17
•49%
48%
No par
15
40 % Mar 28
50
48
99
(The)
19
92
50
49
10o
preferred
Curtiss-Wrlght
23%
♦49'%
*48%
25
Publishing
23%
49%
48%
1
Corp
common
perferred
Curtis
•26
49%
Corp
*49%
8%
48%
1
Corp
9'
SO
1
Exchange Bank A Tr Co—20
Feb
22
•
8%
SO
series—
6%
53% Apr
136
22
4
24%
Prior
15
14 % May
•
par
$7
Dec
13% Aug 20
700
Corp eommon
1
29% Sep
Jan
12,800
10,600
17%
9
83% Dec
4
8%
67%
Cunningham
10% Mar 31
^ 7
15
23 % Sep
15
Mar
58% Apr
11
Jan
31% Sep
5
99
4
49% Sep
6% Sep
131
3
8% Jan
8
6% Apr
2
8%
17%
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
Cuneo Press Inc
5
30% Apr
28 % Jan
29
Feb
57
100
66%
preferred
10o
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pfd
100
Cuban-American Sugar common—10
7%
preferred
100
9% Jan
20
6% Sep
52
6,000
87/a
5%
29
6% Jan
7
85
17%
Crucible Steel of Amer common—25
14% Feb 25
24
180
84%
66%
$4.20
9
11
20% Sep
'
84%
84%
17%
$2 preferred
Zellerbach
12
16
84%
66
Crown
1
Jan
103
May 18
83%
17%
Cream of Wheat Corp
15
91
84%
66%
Crown Cork Ac Seal Common
19
26% Jun
83%
17%
3%%
14% Mar 18
28
2
1,000
84
19
66
Crane
21
27% Jan
Jan
15% Mar
11%
*18
9
Coty
Coty
1
2
34 % Apr
11%
8%
Corniag Glass Works common
1
3%% preferred
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947-100
Corn Products Refining common 25
7% preferred
100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
23
3% Mar 16
16
16
5
29
3 % Sep
22
99% Apr
11%
17%
Preferred
182% Mar 29
15
Mar 31
Apr
99% Apr
•11
-1
Delaware.
Copper
78% Mar 12
176% Dec
93V4 Sep
67 % Feb
161
105
U
66
Corn
68 % Jan
1
11
8%
9
63% Feb
18
14
11%
17
Cornell
Jun
19
11%
65%
4
Apr
5,800
•18
11%
9
9
70
Shares
7%
19
17%
25
58
7%
*18
66
J-an
93 Ve Sep
8
18%
17%
32% Mar
44% Mar
7%
18%
65
49 % Apr
Jan
49
6
30
-10
Corp.
Cooper-Beesemer
9
Jan
52
48 V2 Jan
8%
19
_•
Continental Steel
28% M*r 16
43% Dec
8%
Apr. 23
Range Co
—Ho
Copperweld Steel Co ooramon—
Convertible pref 5% series
5
27
8% >
the Week
Friday
Apr. 22
14
Continental Oil of
23
17% Feb
20
6
67% Apr
8%
Bales fw
Thursday
83%
-23
preferred-
Continental Motors
9% Mar 18
Jan
15% Jan
5
Mar 18
8%
8%
Continental Insurance
Apr
Apr. 21
•18%
Continental Diamond
67
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 20
11%
17'/2 Jun
convertible
BALK
Tuesday
Apr. 19
Continental Cop Ac Steel Ind
8
HIGH
Monday
i's EXCHANQ1
Highest
7% Mar
10% Mar 17
15
NEW YORK
Range Slaee Jan. 1
Year 1853
7% Sep
C«ntinu«d—Page 4
STOCKS
Ranee for Prevloos
Lowest
Chronicle,,. Monday, April 26, 1954
29%
29%
29%
29%
293A
29%
29%
29%
29%
5,000
11,200
600
—
55%Dec
60
24% Jan
61
55% Jan
12
66% Apr
21
4
933/4 Jan
14
1013/4 Apr
13
163/4 Jan
4
30% Dec
16
7
9
Aug
24% Mar 23
28
Dec
99
29
81% Apr
15% Oct
283/aJan
11
31% Apr
13
67% Feb
64
July 34
14
Mar
67
14
9 % Dec
29
15
16
19% Jun
25
24
22
8% Apr
16% Mar 25
17% Sep
18% Sep
6% Mar 17
Feb
2% Apr
2
2% Dec
19 % Mar
Escrow
5
Detroit
Edison
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co
1
10% Jan
7
Detroit
19% Apr
5
De
24% Mar 10
20% Jan
8
29
14
33
273/b Jan
7
32
95% Jun
9
32% Jun 24
108
30
101
Jan
4
9% Sep
108% Feb
4
38% Apr
1
33% Jan
12
34% Jan
28
10% Jan
4
12% Jan
8
103/4 Mar 15
113/4 Feb
10
29% Nov
2
12
28% Mar 24
31% Feb
4
113/4 Jan
13
7% Sep
17
12
Nov
30
12
41% Dec
3
10
Sep
16
13% Feb
26
13% Dec
29
23% Mar lo
14 % Jan
60
16
87% Dec
79
.
9 % Apr
20
40
4
Jan
11
10% Jan
17
Jan
57
5
12% Feb
4
17% Mar
Jan
11
33% Jun
10
43% Jan
8
33% Feb
2
94% Jun
29
102% Jan
la
100 3/4 Jan
4
17% Sep
15
24% Jan
5
18:% Jan
4
36
Dec
2
130% Apr
38 V* Jan
4
Dr.
23
$4
15
5
Co
Chemical
Co
common
Apr
19
38% Jan
12
preferred
Dunhili International
4
8% Jan
26
Duplan
3
104% Jan
11
2
II53/4 Jan
12
Jan
12
94% Jan
0
28% Jan
13
14
Apr
27
47% Apr
43% Jun
r1
23
30% Dec
4
48
Feb
10
52
Dec
48% Jan
45
124% Apr
23
122% Mar 30
100'/a Apr
2
307/8 Mar 24
convertible
Corp
•
6
8 3/4
8%
8%
8%
8%
183/4
18%
18%
*18 V*
18%
27%
27
273/4
21 Va
28
27%
28'A
28%
29
8,000
31'%
31%
31%
31%
31%
3iy2
3iy8
31%
313A
32
3,300
107
107%
107%
107 y2
37
37%
37
37
37
37
31 Va
373/8
1,700
34%
333/4
333/4
333/4
333/4
*333/4
34 V*
800
11%
ni'A
11%
*ll3/a
11%
11%
11%
17% Sep 18
20% Sep 22
13% Dec
4
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
28%
28%
29
28%
29 Va
12,000
(EI)
series
$3.50
Duquesne Light Co
preferred
preferred
23
9% Jan
7
10% Feb
18
DWG
18y8 Jan 12
20% Apr
19
Eagle-Plcher Co
22
25
156% Sep
36'A Sep
30
163A Jan
83
July
20 Vb Jun
169
3
25% Mar 25
20% Jan
24% Mar 24
1
94
Feb
20
85% Feb
92% Apr
2
24% Dec
22% Jan
26% Mar 31
Feb
7
11
17% Feb
24
102
57
5
31
6
30
Mar 12
100
*
Jan
13
Jan
26
33% Feb
4
51% Nov 30
60% Feb
4
9
J an
11
49% Mar 29
9
5%
11
54% Apr
39% Apr
20% Jun
24% Mar 12
22 y« Jan
8% Nov 27
7% Jan
14% Jan
Jan
6
10
19
99
Sep 18
Mar 13
13
17% Apr
14
Emerson
4
11% Jan
26
Emerson
26
Jan
92
Jan
4
Mar 16
27% Mar 12
98'% Feb
24% Mar
12
9
9% Apr
16% Jan
15
18% Jan 27
22
74 V* Feb
5
66
70
15
74
Apr 21
72
64 % Dec
70% Jun
_Fgr footnotes
see
page
22,1
conv
4
Jan
Mar
Jan
28
74% Feb
5
Empire
Co
200
17
16 V2
163A
163/a
16%
16'A
16%
16 Va
16 V*
6,100
113
IIOV2
112%
130 y2
34,400
47,600
116
117%
118
1213/4
36'A
124
3534
363/g
1023A
300
24%
24%
20,400
363/8
103 y2
24%
24%
84
*82'%
84
*82%
84
*82%
84
36
*35
39
*35
38
*35
38
35%
103
36
34
7%
7%
200
1023/4
35%
*102%
25
*82'%
25'A
84
103
243/8
31 Va
103V2
36'%
7%
7%
IV*
35%
103
24%
iVa
103
'
24%
7%
124
123
124%
123%
124%
121%
121%
121%
121%
121'A
121 V*
99 'A
993A
99 'A
99'A
30%
30%
30%
30%
3038
30%
47 Va
47'/a
*46%
473/8
*46%
52%
52%
52%
*52%
49%
49%
49'A
49%
121%
124%
122
121 y2
122
*
/.■
52%
*10
52%
*49
*99
7
7%
124%
600
f
3,700
124%
121
121
99'/2
*99%
100
30'A
30%
30 Va
30%
473/8
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
53
*52%
53
*52%
53
993/4
49 3A
*99
49%
49%
49
20,800
1,300
H
200
h
11,800
10
150
49%
1,300
52 %
*52%
53
53
*52%
*52%
53
100
10 Va
*10
10 y8
10
10
*9%
9%
9%
10
500
*52%
53
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
3,600
23
22 y2
22%
22%
22%
22
22 y2
22
22 V*
13,200
17
16
%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
163A
17
17 3/«
2nd
11%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
11%
57%
573/8
57%
57
573A
57%
4,300
12 3A
57%
58
*169
*169
171
'168
170
170
'168
'168
170
43%
443A
43%
44%
44%
453/4
1
*21%
22'A
213/4
21%
213/4
21%
21%
21%
*92y2
93%
*92%
93%
*92'A
93 '/a
*92 y2
93 y2
24%
25'%
24%
25%
24 34
24%
24%
25
*102%
*102%
107
15 3A
16%
5
41%
42%
1%
43%
44%
107
15%
16
16
16
41
2y8
41%
40%
41
40%
4034
2
107
2'A
2
2
2
2
45%
46%
7,600
21%
21%
1,100
*93
93%
25%
'102%
-102%
15%
*102%
170
25
15%
107
16
Va
1,400
21,900
403A
2
7,300
104
16
3,400
41 y«
10,700
2V8
10,400
25 yB
4,700
26
25 3'4
25%
2534
25%
25%
25%
243/4
15
113A
113A
11%
113/4
1134
11%
11%
113/4
113/4
113/4
2,900
24%
253/8
25'A
25%
25%
253A
253A
25%
25%
253/4
5,800
50
Ac
26
10
Electric Mfg
Radio
113/4
573A
1
49
49
49
49
49
49
49
48%
49
54
521/2
52%
52%
523/4
51'A
51V*
39%
38%
39
38%
38%
38%
383A
No par
50
Co
4
Co
Corp common
preferred
17»/a
16%
17%
'
163'4
1634
17y«
17
17
*51
38 3A
17%
130
52 V*
800
38%
21,300
17 3A
3,300
_5
103/8
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
ioy4
10%
10%
10%
5,000
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24%
24 y2
24%
24%
13,500
25
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
273/4
273A
27%
100
'
-
1,500
95
96
85
95
95
95
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
3,700
1
Erie RR common
95
8.50
Equitable Gas Co
Equitable Office Bldg
5% preferred series A
Erie Ac Pittsburgh RR Co
383/4
*48%
10
Phonograph
Electric
*52%
3
Gas
District
12
57%
100
L
preferred
Natural
12
2.50
common
common
Endicott Johnson
4%
11%
2
common
preferred
17
S
22
Co
Jan
25
Inc
preferred
Paso
66
*11%
100
Stores
Products
22% Feb
22% Jan
Dec
El
*64
ny2
20%
5
preferred
5%
26% Feb
8
Bros
Elliott
66
*11%
16'A
100
Amer shares
Electric Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
27% Apr
*65
11%
22%
Elec & Mus Ind
23% 4an 12
48% Mar 18
65%
11%
,
20%
10
common
Manufacturing Co
4%%
15
51
Co
Elastic Stop Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
12% Jan
35% Jan
29% Feb
2
2% Mar 11
11% Mar
2
14
Ekco
Kodak
preferred
4%%
12
9
Stainless Steel Corp.,
Edison
14
6
8
18% Mar
23
6%
Eaton
27% Jan
20J/s Sep 15
25 Vb Dec 23
89% Dec 21
16
45% Mar
24'A Jan
37% Jan
4
Apr
16% Apr
1 % Jan
9
46% Apr
104
40 Vb Feb
15
Sep 15
13% Sep 15
93A Dec 30
6
24
13 Ve Feb
2 V* Apr
37% Jan
29
22
Oct
Feb
5
6
44
171
37% Feb
10% Oct
48% Dec
4
30
May 28
12% Sep 14
39% Sep 21
1% Dec 22
Oct
Eastern
22
89
23'A Dec
1
Jan
65%
11%
1
Corp
Eastman
65
11%
10
Eastern Airlines Inc
Eastern
23
65
11%
%
-lO
1
Apr
Mar
SO
Corp——_____5
4
12% Apr
165
50
preferred
Cigar
Feb
48 V2 Jan
18
nreferrpd
18% Feb
58
1,800
66
7%
50
4
1,200
52%
33
50
$4.15
4
9%
52%
*82'/2
10
com
$3.75
9y8 Jan
9%
523/4
24%
No par
4
46% Jan
9%
52%
26V*
No par
8
18
9%
523A
Ac Co—
series
4
15% Mar 17
93/4
52%
*11V*
B
$4.50
Mar
47% Dec
*9%
52%
_1
52% Mar
16
9%
52
*64%
100
53
31
x9
*102 3/4
4
8% Dec
10
111
12
41% Jun
.
2,600
52%
9%
52%
16%
48 % Jan
4
400
10 3/4
283/4
50% Jan
Apr 22
150
10%
5
15 y2 Jan
107
29 Va
9
8
19% Mar 27
107
11%
Mar 12
23% Mar 11
1073/4
28%
49
in,28% Jan
34%
*107
10%
No par
Nem
Preferred
4.20%
*333A
10%
_
Preferred
Mar 19
37%
900
11%
6
53
108
5,000
29%
Jan
10% May 15
2,700
8%
52% Feb
9 % Jan
4
10,800
2%
'
de
Pont
Common
66
2 3/8
183A
50o
-
Jan
97
*64%
2%
83A
8
7
108% Dec
69
2%
18%
No par
33
118% Jan
*64%
2%
83/4
No par
2
4
69
2%
29 '/a
common
13
23
♦64'A
2%
18%
No par
Feb
10
69
2%
8%
No par
Ltd
12% Jan
Jun
*64%
2%
18%
SO
82 V2 Apr
Jun
31
83/4
No par
common
15
89% Jun
30%
103/4
preferred series A
Dresser Industries
du
31
2
43
30
30%
18%
1
preferred series A
3%%
31
66%
101
11%
,
Mines
Dow
25 V4 Apr
30%
66
101
2
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
4
1033/4 Mar 26
31
69
66%
101
60o
Corp
Pepper Co
Dome
30%
34 'A
Oorp-Seagraas Ltd
conv
2,500
31 %
preferred———2g
cum
Cup
5%
10
18%
36%
Corp
Dixie
67% Mar 30
18'%
•107%
common
75% Jan
91
42
Divco
54 V2 Mar 30
18%
100
Stores
Distillers
18%
No par
preferred
Match
14
109
25% Sep
$1.50
800
18%
101
lo
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana
66%
101 v*
18%
2%
■
cum
Diamond
66%
101 %
18%
27
Corp
Co
83% Jan
July 29
6% Dec
4.40%
33% Jan
31% Jun
75
10
3
13
14'/a May 25
13% Feb
4
15
21
Jun
23
34% Feb
10% Sep
Jan
22
Apr
Ac S W RR Co.100
Devoe <fe Raynolds class A.
Diamond Alkali Co common
40% Feb
Jun 12
25
Jan
Mar 29
8teel
Vilbiss
66%
101 %
18%
*64
1
10
Mar 17
2fl
Detroit Hillsdale
29
653A
66 %
*100%
19
30%
.8
23
15
Sep
66%
101 %
18 Va
10o
Jan
3
65
101
100
Derby Oil Co (The)
Feb
18
1
ctfs for preferred—
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9y2
9%
9%
9%
21,300
No par
10o
—
50
*95
16%
16%
17
16%
17
68 Va.
68%
68%
68 %
68%
68 »A
68 y8
68%
■*71% -741/2
*71%
-74%
*71%
74%
*71%
74%
16 3/4
16%
163A
95
16 3/4
16%
68
68 Va
*71%
210
96
74%
.
8,700
1,000
(1843)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5319... The
Volume 179
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
»-
>
Range for Previous
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1963
4
9% Ja*
11
29
22% May 11
15% Apr
22
18V2 Jan
27
13
16% Mar 24
15
Apr
19
16% Feb
9
Falstaff Brewing Corp
5
18% Mar
1
11
56
Mar
6
26
Jan
19
Jan
8
57
Jan
14
52% Jan
34% Apr
14
22
10% Sep
15
17
Apr
48
15'%
15%
15'A
151/4
15%
15'%
15 VB
18
18%
18
18 VB
18
18'A
18 Va
54%
54%
54%
54'A
54'A
541/4
*54
24
24%
24 »/4
24%
24'A
24%
24
15%
16 'A
15%
16
15%
16
5
27
6%
8
5 %%
8
4% Jp-n
15
Federal
25% Apr
22
Jan
4
2
10% Apr
19
Felt
2
4
26% Apr
13
Ferro
5
76
Feb
15
87% Apr
19
14% Jan
12
19'/4 Apr
9
76
6
63
Jan
12
26
105
Apr
7
75 V* Jan
Oct
54
8
Dec
49% Feb
21
18
10
100
4%%
preferred
First National
5
8% Jan
25
Firth
25% Jan
4
31% Apr
14
Flintkote
11
98 % Jan
7
102% Apr
15
27
16% Jan
5
21'/a Apr
23
24% Feb
8
7% Mar
(The)
10
29% Dec
7
28 Va Jan
7
33% Mar 31
31% Jun
9
39% Oct
21
38% Jan
4
44
Florida
11% Dec
31
22% Feb
11
5
14% Jan
22
17% Jan
6
11% Jan
4
31% Dec
3
30 y4 Jan
4
93% Jan
7
100 % Mar 19
2
37% Jan
12
41
89
Jun
6
98
Mar 12
96% Jan
26
14% Sep
6% Dec
15
12
94% Jan
4
100
Mar 16
20
19
Jan
11
1
10
May 15
21% Sep 15
14% Jan
68
79
10
22
4% Sep
15% Sep
15
3% Vr
8% Jan
25
11
Jan
7
Mar 18
Freeport
Stores
7
12% Mar 15
Froedtert
27
Mar 18
Fruehauf
Trailer
78
Apr
4
3
6% Jan
12
6% Jan
22
Jan
4
23% Apr
15
4
7% Apr
1
34% Jan, 6
23
Jan 13
39% Ap*
1
29% Apr
4%
23
5,
3%
1,800
24%
24%
*24'A
24%
*24'A
24'%
24%
25%
25%
25»/2
3,000
41
41%
41%
41%
41%
42 Vb
41'A
41%
41'/2
41 "Vs
7,000
102%
102%
•102%
103'/2
102%
•102%
103'A
102%
102%
10'/a
10'A
10'A
*10
10 VB
10
10
*10
101/4
400
24%
25'/2
24%
24%
24
24%
23%
24
24
24%
5,100
86
87'A
85%
86
86%
86
*10
102 %
86'A
2,100
18%
72%
71
106%
105
105
106
106
52
106
7%
7%
7%
30%
*102%
lO'/a
19%
191/a
19%
32%
32 Va
32%
43%
42%
42%
12%
13%
39%
39
95'A
94
32%
43%
42%
43
97%
98
22
22%
30%
4,300
2,200
102
1,500
20%
32%
32%
4,500
43V8
:
21%
43%
11,300
13
131/4
13 'A
2,700
39'A
39%
39%
40
6,800
99'%
99'%
99%
99%
200
39'%
39'A
39%
39 V8
39%
11,700
95
94%
94%
94%
94%
T3 'A
12%
13
/
39'%
100
39%
94
*94
200
*97%
98%
97%
97%
*97%
98%
97%
97%
140
22%
23'A
23'A
23%
23%
24%
24%
25'A
40,200
*7'A
7%
71/4
71%
500
lO'A
lOVs
lO'/a
600
61'A
60%
60%
4,300
*121/4
12%
400
11,700
7%
10 Va
•Y' lO'/a
60%
60%
60%
*7%
f
i
/
7%
*71/4
10 Vs
7%
10%
60%
•10%
10%
;£■■■■
61
61
*11%
12
26%
12'A
*11%
12%
12 »A
12%
26%
12
1
26%
26'A
26'%
26
26'A
26
26%
76%
76%
78
5%
*5%
26%
77
32%
391/4
39%
95'A
60
20%
32%
1,600
101
102 %
19%
1;500
7%
30%
30'A '30%
19%
51%
7%
7%
7%
200
51%
51%
102%
103
*99
100
39%
9,200
105
105
106
42%
12%
*99
9,400
71
32
39'%
39%
39%
100
18%
70%
•501%
30%
30'A
103%
102
2,500
18%
71%
7%
7%
30%
*102%
31%
.
86%
18%
,86'A
•105
52
50%
51%
51%
861/4.
18%
72
18%
1
40
70%
18%
72%
38%
101
68
18%
18%
*7%
preferred
*64
*54%
74Va
•lO'/a
common
55
18%
1
Co
68
55
55%
'
1
—10
Co
Corp
4
69% Jan
55%
3%
No par
Corp
Sulphur
Jan
11
68
*54%
13
10
Co
Sugar
Franklin
62
*64
3%
♦99
100
Corp
12,400
55%
♦54%
42%
1
common
©referred
Francisco
0
Jan
Inc
23% Jan
9
27% Mar 24
Dec
Corp
Foster-Wheeler
4
4
6% Jan
45% Jan
Steel
Stores
23
Mar 22
15
13
51% Mar 17
13% Apr
13% Apr
29
9% Dec 30
25 % Apr
Light Co
16
3%
IS Va
_7%
No par
10
Corp
15%
4,100
24V«
15%
3%
♦64
08
.7 *64
32%
1
23%
15%
;v.:
400
56
*54
56
24%
3%
7%
18
Food Machinery & Chem Corp—10
3%%
convertible preferred
100
Mar 16
88% Jan
Jan
5,300
3%
31
$4.20 dlv cum pfd ser of '51
27
103
9
Power &
Fair
Food
23% Jan
Jun
4,100
18%
3%
102
Co
Power
Follansbee
42 y8 Mar 31
5
43% Jan
81
39% Sep
Apr
99
Sep 16
33% Oct
6
15'A
3%
56
No par
(The)
■
69
56
Co
8
common_No par
Carpet
Co
Florence Stove
21% Jun
Jan
800
15V8
.
*3%
♦65
52
/
No par
Stores
;
73
100
—
preferred
$4
Florida
92
Co
Mfg
Corp
Mar 25
32
93
16 V* Aug 24
preferred
Tarrant
&
Feb
13% Mar 17
30
17
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber com—12.50
107% Mar 19
53 '/2 Jan
pfd ser A
1953 series
Filtrol
9
Apr
Fawick
4%%
104% Mar 26
4
4
107
pfd
conv
Corp
Federated Dept Stores common
Mar 10
43
cum
conv
29% Jan
1
1
50 ~
50"
2
8
8
100
8
1
10
1
Federal-Mogul
38% Jan
18% July 30
_
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
5
23
5,500
18%
8
19
Mar
Jan
25% Sep
Sep
15
86% Jan
15
7% Dec
1
Family Finance Corp common
1
6% preferred series B
50
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp„No par
Fajardo Sugar Co
8% Jan
67% Sep 14
8
13% Jun
May
.20
15%
45,000
13
15%
15%
22%
12%
16 »/4
20% Jan
13
41
22'A
12%
16'/a
99% Jan
105
7
53% Sep
101% Jun
22%
12 Va
16%
I5
1
29
Oct
July
19
22 %
12%
16'/a
64% Apr
5
Jan
8% Dec
94
1
27% May 21
1
14
22%
121/8
16%
56% Apr
3% Apr
Oct
22'A
12%
16'A
16% Apr
58
4
35% Sep
22%
12%
18
9
53% May
7% Apr
22
22
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp.l
24
66% Mar
14
3y* Dec 31
Fairbanks Morse & Co
1
13 VB
18%
1
22V2
12%
♦15%
23% Mar
Feb
9
Sep
22%
■
13% Apr
48% Feb 24
9
Oct
40
18
Exchange
13% Feb
Mar
48
1%
No par
21% Jan
24
*1%
1%
10 Va Mar 23
21
1%
*1%
28% Mar 23
15% Jun
»l%
1%
14
15
48% Jun
1%
*1%
2% Jan
21% Sep
*1%
2.50
4
14
17 Va Jan
4,900
Buffet Corp
8
18
14% Oct
67
64%
1% Apr
Sep
65%
65%
49% Jan
6% Sep
16% Dec
65%
63%
July 13
■1
64%
65 %
Ex-Cello Corp
Inc
69 % Apr
3
3,600
66%
64 %
Eversharp
59% Mar
1,200
13%
13
8
2
14
12%
14%
12%
26
13% Apr
14
14
13
14%
13
15% Feb
16
:
Shares
14%
12%
14
4
12 % Feb
Apr. 23
Apr. 22
14
14
13
11% Jan
16% May
t
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 21
14
13
14% Mar
10
Jan
Apr. 20
Apr. 1!)
14
12%
14
Nov
Sales for
SALE PRICES
1
S
Sep
12
2
HIGH
Wednesday
8
Products Co—.—.
10
39% Sep
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Evans
Continued—Page S
STOCKS
77
77%
5%
5%
5%
5%
21%
21%
76%
77i%
21%
77
22
77
320
G
7% Mar
20% Jan
15
6% Sep
15
33% Dec
30
20% Jan
10
4
25% Mar 19
29% Mar 31
Garrett
12
37% Mar 12
26
Feb
24
28% Feb
25% Jan
22
31
21
20% Jan
4
18
22
27% Jan
24
104% Feb
6
103
15
40% Dec
18
38
10
Nov
19
July
1
141
Apr
24% Apr
Jan
5
Jan
General
Jan
6
148% Feb
4
General Baking
$8
preferred
Mar
70
14% Mar 18
155
5
14
15
May
11
Dec
Jan
General
Bronze
14
General
Cable
4
11% Apr
Feb
2
'75% Apr
20
4%
1st
9
34 Va Apr
4%
Feb
26
30% Mar
19% Jan
2
129% Apr
2
4
18% Jan
122
Jan
128
18
10% Nov
7
11
Jan
8
11% Apr
46% Mar 24
38
Jan
4
39
Jan
4
Contract
92% Dec
3
87
Jan
4
35% Jun
16
66% Apr
8% Sep
6
15
11% Feb
26
9% Jan
5
50% Jun
23
61% Dec
16
56% Feb
4
88% Jun
18
94% Jan
2
94
Jan
8
9% Dec
31
14% Mar 19
10
Jan
4
52
Jun
17
113% Jun
22
124% Jan
106
Jun
11
119
53% Sep
112% Jun
91
61
Jan
10% Ja*i
15
69% Feb
4
58% Jan
123% Jan
5
118% Jan
4
99% Jan
14
21% Sep 15
42% Aug 31
25% Feb
21% Sep
55% Dec
5
22% Jan
48% Jan
25
Jan
57% Jan
21
General
10
4% Jan
5
3% Jan
4
10
29% Dec
28
28% Jan
18
31 % Apr
37% Jan
16
25 Va Mar 26
29% Feb
May U
10% Jan
100
Oct
21
14
100
Jan
Service——
Public
Dec
16
12% Jan
4
13% Feb
1
3
20% Jan
12
23 Va Feb
26
General
Refractories
40% Nov
12
51
<pr
1
General
Shoe
86% Dec
30
Apr
20
34% Jan
25% Sep
Apr 23
96% Mar 16
Jan
12
87% Jan
0
101
6
45% Nov
25
44% Jan
4
22
31% Feb
2
41
34
99
22
7
31
Apr
100% Apr
General Time
4% %
12
22% Sep
15
34% Mar 11
29% Jan
4
35
Apr
74% Dec
16
85
75% Jan
4
86
Mar 22
72% Feb
16
79
Mar 18
69
July 29
9% Oct
2
96% Jun
23
12% Sep 15
79% Apr 13
10% Sep 23
27% Oct
Dec
1
18% Jan
32% Jan
14
99
May 11
78
28
18
15
49% Dec
14
106
Dec
28
12 Vk Jan
10% Jan
4
Jan
11
105% Jan
4
46
14
29
15
16% Mar 25
105% Apr
13% Jan
preferred
preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood
4
21
15% Apr
5
5%
Mar 11
conv
Glmbel Brothers
80
Jan
8
10% Jan
4
13
Feb
15
Gleaner Harvester
28% Jan
4
34% Feb
15
Glidden
6% Feb
20
7y4Jan
29
Jan
27
8% Jan
2o
31
Sep
14
19
60% Sep
21
80% Jan
Mar
150
13
10y4 Apr 23
77
Jan
4
139
5
7
Apr
15% Jan
7
93% Apr
19
Co
43% 8ep
15
102% Jun
2
108% Feb
4
4% Dec
29
9% Jan
20
24% Sep
1
Dec
6% Jun
26% Jan
59
Mar 19
52% Jan
Brewing Co
Gsebel
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
Goodrich
Co
Tire
Gotham
60% Apr
23
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
32% Apr
15
Grace
1% Jan
1% Feb
18
9% Feb
25
7
Jan
18
34% Dec
30
33% Feb
8
37% Apr
8
4
16% Jan
29
5
92% Jan
27
5
28
15% Mar
86% Jan
34% Dec 31
33
Apr
4
94% Jan
8
16% Jan
7
37% Mar
19
97% Feb
8% Mar 11
2
Mar
4
100
Dec
22
28% Dec
30
39% Mar 17
29
Jan
4
31% Mar 23
14% Jan
5
19% Nov 27
17
Jan
4
19% Feb 10
54
Jan
11
Apr
23
45% Jan
4
53% Apr
13
Gt
17% Jan
4
20 Va
26
Great
131% Jan
4
(WR)
Nov
30
45
Dec
29
56
9
58% Mar 25
1
128% July 17
64% Apr 15
Nov
7% Mar
19% Mar 27
141
78
Mar
2
Dec
31
73
8% Jan
2
64
Feb
5
4
Mar 22
145% Mar
78
Apr
9
29% Dec
22
40% Jan
2
30% Apr
19
33% Feb
1
19% Sep
18
23% Mar 2»
20% Jan
8
22% Apr
19
Gt
Northern
6%
Ry
Western
2
14% Dec
95% Jan
90% Jan
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4
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31
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30
30
9,800
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23%
24%
23%
24
6,700
105%
105 %
106
60
41%
41%
41%
42
7,500
10
10
10
10
7,000
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147
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i
24
24%
34
22%
22%
1.600
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76
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5,000
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13 Vs
4,300
7,400
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100
101
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76
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76
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Greenfield
Mar
96
-
7
100
100
1
preferred
Green Bay & Western RR
Green (H L) Co Inc
14% Mar
13% Mar 12
87% July 31
pfd
7%
Greyhound
12% Jan
*26
30'/3
106
128
Sugar com—No par
100
26%
30
341/4
25
No pw
Great Northern Paper Co
26
26
♦26
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26%
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26%
3 i/a
4
3%
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30%
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Northern Iron
4
26%
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Graham-Paige
19
4
12
20% Jan
3,300
4
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No par
Granby Consol MS&P
B
Grand Union Co (The)
10
Granite City Steel common
12.50
5%% cum preferred
100
Grant (W T)
Co common
8
3%%
preferred
100
Grayson-Robinson Stores com
1
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
27% Jan
98 % Jan
17% Oct
Hosiery
4
15
5,400
3%
oIt/
No par
No par
preferred
$5
9
16
15
28 Va
10
Feb
14% 8ep
27 %
Rubber—
&
Common
19
2% Mar 25
29% July 16
86% May 22
27 Va
10
33% Mar
1
22
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5% Feb
109
5
4% Apr
26%
10
61% July 21
29
62
No par
(The)
21
50 Va Mar 17
105% Jan
85% Oct
7
63% Apr
12
2.50
Corp
Goodall-Sanford Inc
Goodyear
Dec
No par
preferred
$4.50
9
38% Mar 20
5
common
2
139% Dec
1O0
100
1
1
pfd called
82% Oct
15
2.50
(The) Co common
convertible preference—No par
$6
21% Jan
30
Co
Gillette
84
6% Dec
49
100
3%%
109% Apr
No par
20
common_.No par
General Tire & Rubber com
Mar 29
111
27'/4
4
———
Corp
preferred
4%%
55 % Mar 29
16
130% Jun
11
Jan
issued"
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23
21
8
Sep
1
Corp
Castings $6 pfd
General Telephone Corp
Sep
100
No par
Gen Steel
51% Apr 21
34% Apr
Apr
25% Jan
8
Signal com-No par
5% preferred —;
100
General Realty & Utilities
_10c
25% Feb
47
.-10c
General Public Utilities Corp
15
2
1
Corp
Eqp
Sep
19
27
4
100
25
56 V2
33 %
*66
3%
31
27%
*103
13%
21%
46%
99%
49%
General Railway
Mar 15
103
18
Precision
General
8
Apr
27
3%
4
122%
common
___
series
$2.90 convertible preferred-No par
19
19
18
93
Corp
—
$3.75
100
Advertising-No par
General Portland Cement Co
1
Mar 22
4
26%
0
No par
preferred
General Outdoor
23% Jun
Sep
Motors
preferred
35% Mar 23
4
27%
No par
No par
1
100
23
57% Apr 15
70
25%
_No par
Corp
common
26% Apr
25
3% Dec
Mills
convertible
General
13
No par
preferred
Preferred
8
4
59% Dec
5%
3%%
$5
11
27% Mar 23
8
General
3
100% AfN'.r 30
4
54% Mar 30
15
16
Mar 10
1
com
Corp
Instrument
General
125% Mar 30
Jan
95
25%
42
45
110%
1°
61%
*96%
10 %
63 %
121 %
*124
68%
preferred
$3.50
8
1
69% Apr
29'A
25%
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Corp
Foods
131
4
2
15
Finance
General
67% Feb
4
26
14
Sep
General
124% Mar
Jan
123 Va Feb
119
2
19
21
11% Feb
Jan
29
25'A
10
No par
100
Co
62% Apr
5
00% Jan
9
Electric
Mar
28'%
25
43
No par
General
101
28 «/2
25
H1/*
20
Apr
115
I,300
28%
24%
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0
500
4,600
28%
24%
Corp—
preferred
series
6%
46% Mar 22
11% Dec
preferred
2nd preferred
371/4
28
General Dynamics Corp common—3
Preferred
($2 cum conv)—No par
44% Mar 22
48% Mar 24
9
July 28
com
2,200
*36 %
25%
24 %
8
General Cigar Co Inc com
1%
preferred
General
31
Corp
37 %
12,900
7'%
28
*105
No par
0
No par
100
:—50
Corp
conv
20% Jan
1
15
71
8
com—1
Co common
23% Mar 11
10% Jan
35% Mar 25
28
1
A
18% Jan
Mar 25
78
6
29% Sep 16
16% Jun 10
117
Mar 24
22% Mar 17
*36'A
37%
*36%
37
1,500
22%
7
7''8
5%
22
22
7'%
29%
29 %
preferred
100
Amer Transportation—2.50
$4.50
2
46
-
13
9% Jan 12
36%
5%
21%
7
7
7
7
37
*26
1.66%
Corp
General American Investors
15
Mar 25
107
Container
Gaylord
com
preferred
convertible
4%%
11
29% Mar 24
Industries Inc
7.
7
27
3%
0
2
1
50
(The)
Corp
Wood
Gar
10
6
22%
27%
24 %
No par
Co
Gardner-Denver
7
3% Apr
Apr
I
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(The)—:
Gamewell Co
24% Jan
Sep
9% Sep
6*
22% Jan
4% Feb
1
common
Inc common
convertible preferred
7% Mar 12
31
17% Jan
(Robert)
Gamble-Skogmo
28% Jan 27
98% Jun
142
Gair Co Inc
*5%
21%
7
36V2
1
(The)
Co
33% Jan 20
25% Sep 14
21% Aug 31
Dec
6% Jan
8% Apr 13
38% May 19
27% Jan
2
21% Sep 21
22% Sep 15
3% Sep 14
20
19
28
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NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
28% Jan
29
31
8 % Jan
38% Jan
5
11
4% Jan
4
5% Feb
2
26% Mar 29
30% Feb
29
11
66% Sep
21
77
5
68% Jan
4
74% Feb
41% Sep
14
50% Mar 27
45% Jan
4
58
Jan
Corp
x
28%
$5
1
—.
preferred
Gulf Oil
20
Jun
July
Jun
97
1
24
July
2
n
No par
Common
71%
71%'
58
56%
57%
____No par
56 Va
29%
29%
29 %
*102%
*71%
400
56 V*
56%
28,200
106
*106%
108
15
106% Mar 26
preferred
100
"106%
Jan
21!
23
*33%
39 %
*38%
39%
Cementiug__5
37%
38%
37%
38%
18
18
18
—100
29%
6,500
29%
104'/a
*104 Va
Jan
8
600
3,600
72 Va
107
V 107
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108
108
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102 Va
105%
29 Vb
29%
102%
29%
104%
100
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4%
28%
56%
105% 106%
preferred.
.
4%
28%
71
*102%
preferred
dividend
105
21,600
4%
56 %
29%
dividend
$4.40
-
Shares
.28%
71
104%
$4.20
108% Feb
10
the Week
4%
56%
29 %
103% Mar 25
18
101,
23
26%
26%
26%
.
27%
.
-
"103%
29
11
8
26%
72
*71
71%
56%
,
Apr
Apr. 22
26%
28
Friday
Thursday
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Jan
16
Jan
19
71%
25
.
Corp
27%
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Sales for
PRICES
SALE
4% ;"',-;4%
4%
28 %
28
26% Jan
16
105% Jan
105
29% Apr
4%
4%
29
X26%
26%
103% Feb
28% Dec
103% Jan
22
90
26%
26%
*4%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
Gulf States Utilities
92
26%
HIGH
Apr. 21
Apr. SO
Apr. 19
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Guantanamo Sugar
19
Apr
Aircraft
Grumman
28% Mar 23
22% Jan
9
26% Dec
Highest
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
t"
19% July 28
4% Dec
AND
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
Lowest
Con,inued-pae8 6
STOCKS
Range for Previous
April 26, 1954
105%
*106
230
105 %
105%
*105
107
70
104
*102
107
H
15
16
36% Mar
15
32% Sep
23% Sep
30"% Dec
Jan
30
18% Dec
2
11% Aug 27
30
61% Dec
5
14
71
31
29 % Feb
2
38% Apr
21
17% Jan
13
18% Feb
5
2
15% Mar 11
30
63% Jan
5
12% Jan
4
18% Apr
Jari
5
105 % Mr.r
16% Jan
5
8
105% Feb
10
22% Sep
15
31
Feb
2
9
145
Feb
2
12% Mar
103%
24% Jan
131
Jan
26% Aug 13
7 % May 20
31% Dec 24
36
32
11% Jan
2
29
4% Sep
14
5
Sep
139
17
Dec
23
7
11% Feb
8 % Mar 12
5% Feb
29
6% Mr-r 22
9
21
25
i
35
17
8
22
Feb
19
14% Mar 20
9
25% Jan
6
14
21% Dec
5 % Jan
Jan
Jan
19
30% Apr
4
15
22% Apr 23
22% Dec
23
Apr
13% Jan 22
6
Hammermill Paper
Hanna
(M
A)
6%
13%
100
*68'%
2.50
17%
Co
Co $4.25
Harbison-Walk
Refrac
Corp of America
4%% preferred
Industries
Heclit
35
Jan
22
98
Mar 11
14
Apr
21% Dec
20
97
Jan
21
94% Jan
29
26% Feb
5
21% Jan
26
22% Feb
10
14
38% Mar 13
35
Feb
5
9
13% Dec
2
10
13% Mar 12
60% Sep
15
20% Apr
74% Jan
36% Apr
15% F^b
Jun
17
126% Jan
9
37% Sep
48% Jun
15
44% Feb
3
6
53% Apr
14
Jan
68
121% Feb
6
84
2
125
1
19
Apr
Mar 16
14
43% Mar 31
52% Apr
22
54% Feb
39
Jan
16
4
78
81% Jan
5
89% Apr
14
91
Feb
2
6
20
Dec
10
8% Sep
10% Dec
16
12% Mar 11
31
22
4% Dec
30
Mar
9
7% Jan
6
Helme
W)
Apr
8
15
18% Mar
1
19% Feb
4
9% Jan
4
10% Jan
18
■10% Jan
4
14% Mar 19
5
Jan
19
14
Jan
4
7% Apr
1
16% Mar 18
$4% cum 2nd pfd
Furnace
Sep
11
17% Mar 23
Dec
15
28% Jan
2
25% Jan
5
26% Feb
23
30
41% Mar 10
33 % Jan
4
40% Apr
8
58
56% Jan
5
74% Apr
1
Honolulu
1
Hooker
55
Sep
22
90
Jun
16
103% Oct
7
12
Dec
31
64% Jan
2
57
Jan
4
72
12
103
Mar 31
22
11R
Anr
2
13% Jan
4
16 % Apr
23
15
17
32
Dec
29
36% Jan
30
33
Jan
7
42
July 20
57% Feb
24
48% Jan
18
93% Feb
3
84% Jan
6
9
;
95% Jan
108% Jan
Feb
Sep
80% Jun
Apr
4
116% Mar 19
102
Mar 25
35% Apr
15
53% Apr 23
96
Apr
12
Electrochemical
22
Jun
22
29% Dec
24
28 % Jan
11
35% Apr
14
Houston
54
Sep 15
79
1
64% Jan
8
79% Apr
23
Houston
Oil &
14
Dec
17% Jan
7
15% Jan
6
16% Apr
9
6
11% Jan
4
15% Apr
8
2% Mar 25
4% Jan
5
Hudson
2
38% Jan
4
48% Apr
14
Jan
2
8% Apr
22
13% Jan
7
29
19% Jan
8
lj-*/4 aaxi
14
17% Apr
9
Hunt
2% Sep
14
2% Jan
11
3% Feb
3
Hupp
18% Sep
15
20 % Jan
4
23% Feb
19
Hussman
35 Ve Jun
44
16
May
5
Sep
2
49% Jun
18
46
48% May 19
7% Jan 27
34% Jun
19
3% Dec
23
Apr
19
Feb
10
Illinois
113% Jan
84
28
107% Jan
116
8
Apr
15
6%
Central
noncum
42% Dec
4
40
Jan
12
44% Mar
4
Jan
5
49
Feb
24
51
Mar
5
4.08%
Jan
7
50% Feb
26
53
Mar
5
4.26%
cum
54% Mar ll
53% Apr
12
4.70%
01 Va dan
4
54% Apr 15
54% Feb 15
52
52
Oct 21
11% Apr
42% Dec
13
22
6% Mar 16
8
% Jan
40 % Jan
11
10% Mar
20
45% Mar
4
Jan
25
7
39
Jan
21
28
97
Jan
4
110
Apr
23
162
Mar 23
170
56 % Jan
4
4
4% Mar 15
45% Apr
8
Illinois
4.42%
Illinois
1
101
Apr
35% Sep
18% Sep
7
165
Dec
Jan
26
15
48
Jan
5
40% Jan
4
29% Feb
25
21 % Jan
11
51% Apr
25% Apr
23
15
13% July 17
15% Nov
24
15% Jan
5
17% Apr
23
21% Sep
15
26 Vb Nov
10
25 % Jan
4
30% Apr
1
Aug 13
92% Jan
14
89 % Jan
6
97
Apr
9
4%%
14 % Jan
4
16% Feb
1
Interlake
151
86
13% Sep
Jan
15
19% Mar 11
Jun
10
254 % Mar 17
24% Sep
148% Jun
14
21% Sep
27% Sep
15
76
31
224
Dec
23
1
33
246
Jan
5
27% Jan
4
340
19
21
169% Mar
5
26% Mar 24
25
Jan
5
6
39% Jan
2
28% Jan
4
32% Apr
35% Apr
13
90
8
77
5
94
Feb
23
Jan
31
10
1% Oct
7
2% Jan
2
1% Jan
5
2% Apr
23
34% Dec
28
47% Jan
5
34% Jan
4
40 % Apr
19
132% Mar 11
130% Jan
4
135% Apr
128% Sep
9% Sep
15
12% Mar 18
47% Jun
16
59% Nov
16
103% Nov
10
93 % Jun
15
18
15
Co
Si
16%
16%
26%
400
39%
4,600
69%
70%
69
69%
69%
70
69
70
70%
71%
3.200
70
2,600
114%
3
15%
15%
15
50
35%
5
31% Mar 16
4
28 Vb
14VaApr
6
IO
115% Mar 22
120
82
July
34
Apr
88% Jun
7
16
May 12
25% Mar
9
89
Feb
26
23
43
Nov
6
19
101
Jan
57% Aug 31
50 Va Feb
9
19
6% Dec
25
30
4% Feb
19
33 V# Jan
Mar 30
6
21
RR"-
Jan
35% Apr
r
22
Feb
Iowa
Power
&
Jacobs
15
Apr
1
(F 1.)
Jefferson
3
Jewel Tea
71% Jan
27
Johns
66% Jan
26
Johnson
12
Jones &
24 % Jan
19% Jan
4
18
86
85% Jan
4
90% Feb
8
39% Mar 17
32% Jan
4
36 Vt Apr
13
30% Mar 12
49
23% Apr
l
3
2%
3%
5,100
22
51
*51
52
87%
85%
*114% 117
43'/a
44
50
50
50
53%
*53
8%
*114Va
43%
*49
/
52%
53%
53%
5
.
8%
*52
44%
pur
No par
*53%
53
8Va
44%
*4
44%
4V2
40
A_
*52
41%
*4
43%
*160
49
*114
43%
117
*51
52%
*52
53%
*53%
54%
*53
54V4
53%
*53
8%
8%
44
44%
Va'
4
4%
8%
44 Va
4
*160
164
49 %
49%
164
4.9%
8%
44%
4
*160
*160
164
51%
13,100
25 %
10,300
30 V8
'*93%
94%
94
94
93%
93%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
325%
325%
15%
15%
326
31
30V4
167
30%
35%%;.
.
325%
328
50
50%
24%
24%
94%
164
50%
25 Va
30
*93%
5,600
110
49%
*17 Vb
25
800
9,000
109
108%
17%
25
17%
3%
41%
*3 Va
411/4
30%
29%
44%
1,500
*44%
44%
25%
*17%
30%
3,000
41
29%
24%
17%
30
8%
*3%
*17%
25%
29%
54%
8%
8%
30
24Va
140
940
40%
108
100
53%
*53
53%
52
*53%
52%
50
51
50
52%
54 %
2,100
43%
*49
*49
53
1.800
15,900
117
43%
43 %
50
109V4
49
35
117
108%
*17%
'
43%
*49
109%
1
—5
*114%
43%
85 V*
84%
*114%
50
108%
5
com
84%
41%
162
322
117
51
84
500
51
51
50%
85%
10,100
22
*21%
50%
1,600
2%
2%
2%
17,700
16%
16%
22
84%
.
40%
110
2%
22
x50%
86 Vb
40%
162
20
2%
22
22
2,900
9%
9
16%
2,500
44%
43%
9%
16%
40%
107%
48%
2%
8%
16%
100
9
8%
9
44%
9%
9
16%
3
*21%
50%
50
Limited
329
17%
30
20
15%
8,500
333%
2,000
15
330
332 Va
4,400
94%
*93%
■
100
30 %
l7'/4
17%
31
30 Vb
31
167%
167
163%
168
168
167 Va
30
30%
30
30
44,000
168
30%
30%
30%
30%
35%
35%
34 %
35%
92%
135
5%
Co
&
,;
92%
92 Va
92%
135
12%
12%
'64%, 65%
104
104
*5%
5%
7.50
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64%
*103%
*5%
45%
50%
50%
40
,,
45%
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40
44%
44
25
135
&
30%
34%
880
30 Va
700
34%
33%
34%
17,200
93
93
94
*30
400
39%
43%
44
30Vi
26
10
50c
...
7
,
15%
'
7V4
23
pfd—100
92%
92%
1
10
100
1
38 '4
102
63%
64
22%
33Vb
102
44
44
39%
44%
36%
17
30%
*32
26
17%
30 %
32%
26
11
11%
-10%
11%
31V#
31%
31%
31%
31 Va
.
28Vb
118%
22%
100
com
15%
22
12 Va
A
27%
*117
22%
No par
Johnson
11 Va
31%
31%
1
.,opnr
common—
Langhlin Sleel
1
11%
31%
30%
39%
40
31%
31%
31%
28
~
-
.15%
*117
7
28
28
15%
15%
118 Va
118
7%
*21%
23
7
22
22%
92%
37%
*102
92%
38 Vt
102 %
*21%
-
23
28
15%
118%
71/8
17
30 Va
*32
26
10%
*31
31%
27%
15%
*117
6%
102'/a
91'/a
30
30
700
.
160
200
1,300
1,900
36%
32 %
32%
32%
26
26%
10%
10%
11
65.000
1.500
200
1.600
14.100
700
31%
31
31
31%
31 VB
31%
2,000
28 Vb
2.200
15%
1,900
118%
100
2 7%
28
15%
15%
*117
118%
6%
7
23
35%
,
17%
17
91 Va
36%
7
12,800
20%
21%
102
44%
44%
30 %
20%
37%
39%
26
22 VB
92%
51
*35%
17 Vb
23 VB
36%
4 46
39%
36%
22
*91 Va
*102
*35%
48
*50
■:>.
51
39%
32%
25%
46
51
43%
30%
32%
45%
50%
5%
5%
5%
45%
*35%
36%
*103%
104
45%
51
26
^
1,000
5%
*49'%
45%
30%
32%
3.50
104%
104
17 Vb
25%
17,700
6
17
*32
16,200
66%
67%
17%
1
13
66 Vb
104 %
16%
*30%
25
12%
6
39%
*35%
-
12%
66 Va
103%
66
5,660
12%
6
66
135%
135
13
104 %
Teleg.No par
Corp
5
Sulphur Co
preferred series
12%
*92
66
36%
common-
Joy Manufacturing Co
135
12%
*35%
1
Inc
135 Vb
12%
15
7
93
25
preferred
Manville Corp
61% Mar 31
62
14
9
17
86%'
'
No pur
3%%
14
9
17
22
21%
common.l()()
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
21
Sep
9%
17%
17%
No par
Co
Lake
14
82
Sep
29% Sep
3%
8%
preferred
74% Jan
Mar 31
3%
43%
Jaeger Machine Co
103
*3%
8%
Light Co
Island Creek Coal
13
43'/a Jan
5
3%
45%
—No par
$6
95 V4 Apr
3%
8%
Co
25
66% Dec
Dec
Power
20
Anr
10,600
44%
Corp—!
Jan
•>« </.,
14'/a
8%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co.No par
uUtl
,0
24% Apr 23
8
101
Apr 19
Interstate
Inter type
7% Apr
19
Jan
20 % Jan
26
13%
45%
$1.40 cum conv pfd
Interstate Dept Stoics
24% Jan
N
13%
8%
—No par
International Utilities
29% Jan
3%
16
13%
45%
common
10
41% May 21
31% Mar 16
3%
79%
1G
14%
8%
Shoe
29
19
,
5,800
79
16
13%
14%
46%
7%
34% Jan
29% Jan
13%
3%
9
100"
32% Feb
15
3%
No par
1
27
14%
8%
5%
preferred
International Salt
12
14
14-
45%
common
Apr
Sep
79
*15%
135%
29 Vb
3
77%
16
135%
Packers
31 Va Jan
17% Oct
34%
79
*15%
135%
International
18
17% Aug 31
34%
77%
16
17,000
22
11
34%
78
*15%
12,500
33% Jan
Feb
35%
76%
16
2%
31V* Dec
130
34%
78
50
8,400
39%
8
9
35 %
101
101
2V4
29
11% Feb
35
100
10
4
105%
100
common.
23 % Dec
10% Jan
*104
77%
12.50
Co—
28% Oct
14
105%
39 Va
19
11
104
*104
2%
preferred
International Telop
15
*103
105%
39%
International Silver
28 % Mar 11
102
*104
2 %
44% Apr 23
5
*101
105%
39%
International
Jan
102
2%
4ni/, »»ar iq
25
30
*101
39%
11
35% Mar 12
1,800
*104
53
*94%
2 V#
3"
17 % Apr
500
53%
94%
95
39%
3
4
34%
53%
94%
53
95
2%
8
4
34%
53
95
53
40%
Mar,
29
34%
34%
53
95
*94%
*2%
51
31% Jan
10,000
39%
11
13% Jan
16 %
2Vi
44% Jan
37% Jan
15%
40%
7
6
15%
2%
Jan
19
120
15%
39%
55
26
114%
*15%
—
29
Jan
35%
101%
113%
International Mining Corp
1
Int'l Nickel of Canada corn—No par
Preferred
100
41
Jan
*34%
70
101%
114%
35 %
$4 preferred
—No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
35
35
15%
*68%
69
101%
114%
*92%
4
54
15%
67%
*100%
35%
13
20% Jan
115
34%
101% Jan
31
53
15%
100%
1,300
100
15
10
105%
International Paper
21
■
68
100%
*114
.25
.
19
22
101
No par
Chemical
Feb
15 Vb Dec
101
*104
68
100%
115
35
53
95
9
3o
100%
35%
53
95
21
13% Dec
69%
*114
13% Apr
30% Dec
%
69
101 %
114%
67 % Apr
36V8 Dec
70
*100%
preferred
Jan
109% Dec
69
5
com
4
.Tan
400
38%
4
24
100
8,900
6%
*26%
J an
38 Vs Dec
7
16%
16
30%
/Jan
26% Mar 16
30% Jan
6
14
*6%
30%
7
15
13%
6%
168%
50
16
13%
*6%
30%
105
Jun
13%
6%
167%
41% Mar 15
22 Va Jun
13%
6%
100
■5% Mar 16
Jan
13%
No par
May 29
9% Sep
13%
*6%
2,200
26%
common
10% Mar 17
30 Vb Mar 18
13%
6%
Machines——No par
64
Jun
13%
6%
No par
29
24
10%
13%
120
19 V#
*9%
38%
Iron
30
40% Feb
19
9%
100
Dec
Jun
19%
9%
No par
Corp
preferred
Minerals
89
88
19%
10%
38 %
preferred
4%
89
88
19%
Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'l
77
89%
1
Interchemical
7%
44,400
*76
19%
pfd ser A —100
RR
45% Dec
6
*88
600
18
17%
18%
*9%
9% Jan
55
89%
31
*30%
31
77
26%
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Int
*88
18
*16%
Co
Business
4
90
*30%
*76
16%
preferred-
Harvester
Jan
18%
77
26%
common
Int'l
159
18
*76
38%
preferred—
preferred
Int'l
7
31
31
18 %
10 %
50
Mar 29
5
31%
77
400
16%
Rayon—
Steel
1,900
53
19%
preferred-
Feb
Jan
166% Jan
Jan
6%
Inland
90
42%
*52%
"9%
50/
Inger,soil-Rand
124%
42%
52%
38-ttt
Industria Electrlca De Mex, S
Sep
124%
42 %
52%
*25%
Indianapolis Power Si. Light—No
Industrial
17%
124%
42%
52%
19%
2(1
RR
Terminal
31%
*124%
42%
10%
preferred——
cum
125
•42%
*52%
16%
Power Co common
cum
124%
43
53%
19%
G.66%
conv
cum
50
124%
140
25%
Idaho Power Co
90
30
38% Sep
51
3,700
*9%
1
4
80%
39%
Refrigerator Co
11
80%
25%
Corp..
Jan
80%
38%
Inc
Vt Jan
80%
Ltd—No par
Hudson Bay Min & Sin
Hudson Motor Car
74
82
16%
preferred
59% Feb
17
44
81%
19%
common—100
7
30
82%
1
21
48% Mar 25
2,000
V-37:v\
39%
(Del)
& Manhattan
88% Jan
14%
1
Texas
9% Sep
12% Dec
40% May 25
65 % Sep 11
101% Sep 18
14%
*36
26%
preferred
36% Oct
5
14%
38%
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
Jan
36%
14%
*16%
Light & Power
5% Mar 19
1,400
21%
21%
21%
14%
*76
100
4.40%
24
30
14%
77
100
4%
104 % Mar 29
Foods
95%
36%
*88
100
101% Mar 29
noncum
96%
95%
*25%
preferred
preferred
5%
1,200
10
3%%
4
Apr 22
32%
21%
*76
Household Finance common—No par
17
9
10
32%
1
Houdaille-Hershey common
$2.25 conv preferred
Feb
'
42%
*52%
B„_No par
% Jan
Mar 25
*95
400
32%
21%
124%
i
Co
ser
94
7
32%
36%
125
No par
$4.25 preferred
$4.20 div 2nd pfd
101
14% Mar 11
88
—No par
5
16
23%
*87
*36
"124%
18
*23%
88
*21%
81%
21%
*36
32%
19%
23%
21%
84
17%
19%
19%
23%
*87
36%
32%
31%
96
95
97%
14%
;
Oil Corp
13
Oct
32
19%
24
30
99% Jan
7
2,800
*23%
120
12.50
103% Jan
Mar 11
19%
19 %
19%
14%
preferred
19
8
2,400
5
July 17
21% Jan
5%
5
Jun
May
5%
5
96
29
5%
14%
;
91
9% Sep 14
3% Nov 18
5%
14%
Homestake Mining
5
5%
No par
Holly Sugar Corp common
14
Oct
5%
5%
21%
Co*
25
47
1,000
36%
& Sons
32% Dec
conv
12%
32
<couv)__No par
Hotels Corp
(Charles 15)
5%
12%
100
Hires Co
(A)
12%
32
.5
200
5%
*12%
21%
Inc
900
22%
12%
*31%
42%
144
22%
34%
32%
53
7,000
*140
22%
*12%
87
42%
30%
30%
30%
144
34
87
53
10
12%
.
89
50
104%
35
*87
par
*103%
*5%
No par
common
104 %
34 %
89
*96
6,500
5%
24
97%
10
17%
34%
19%
"96
22%
69
17%
*5%
*23%
31%
29%
*140
900
13%
*68%
17%
*33%
19%
*86
*103
*13
69
5%
*5%
5%
36
preferred series A—
Hollander
23%
23 %
—25
preferred
Holland
144
19%
10
preferred
Hersliey Chocolate common—No
Hilton
'29%
23%
100
Motors
4%%
5%
25
common
Hercules Powder
5%
5%
100
common
non-cum
Hercules
5%
17%
15
prclerrcd—
(G
7%
12%
:
69
_.5
prerened_.__„_
3.65%
*33%
—2
common
(II J) Co
29%
13%
*13
17%
*33 %
*5%
12 %
13%
69
104%
*103
23
33%
Heyden Chemical Corp common
]
3 %%
preferred series A—100
Jan
72% Sep
15% Jan
Heinz
13 %
17%
*140
12%
Hewitt-Robins
11
68
2,200
29 %
33%
13
14% Jan
7
4.500
18 V#
23
_i
21
2
38%
18%
144
5%
18% Apr
11
18% Feb
73% Jan
Mar 27
Co
3%%
5%
32% Apr
26 % Jan
11
Aug 19
38%
38 %
18%
23
1
Inc.—
Mar 17
19
38%
38%
18
"140
23%
.50
24% Mar
31% Apr
39%
38%
18
*68%
104 %
29
29%
144
"140
23%
common
20% Mar 12
22
*38%
38%
17%
17%
*103
104
10
88
4
38%
38 %
69
17%
100
*37%
13%
13%
*63 %
18%
28%
100
Hat
13%
63
104
15
coin
Marx
4
34% Dec
>
pfd—No par
preferred
Hart Schallner &
Hayes
17%
com—.—No par
preferred
4
34 % Jan
29
Watch 'Co
conv
2
Mar
22
14
4%
85
31
62
Hamilton
5
18% Jan
5
23% Sep
12% Sep
Well
'
F)
22% Feb
Nov
4
Oil
Printing Co
(W
9
87
113
Halliburton
Hall
2
Mar
29% Jan
7
15
91
Water
Hayes Mlg Corp__
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co_—
Jan
78% Jun
Jun
Hackensack
69% I?ar 18
Jan 23
15
July
M*r12
39
Jan
12% Sep
100
Jun
131
35"
1
20 7 b
1,400
23
241/4
13,100
f
91%
35%
92
37 Va
280
9,800
102%
*102
102 %
150
22,800
65%
63 %
64V4
62%
63%
62 vb
62%
63
63%
'641/4
*63Va
64V4
63%
63%
63
63%
63%
64
1.700
22 Vb
22 Va
22%
24,200
223b
22%
22%
23
87
87%
87%
88
88 V4
88 Vt
88
88
87 %
87%
740
34%
35%
34%
35
34
34%
33%
34
34 VB
34%
4,100
23
22 Va
K
22% Nov
4
41% Nov
30
2% Oct
15
For footnotes
26% Jan
11
33 Va Apr
23
Feb
5
46% Jan
4
2
3% Jan
6
54% Apr
3 % Jan
23
8% Jan
see
pae<:
22.
18
1
5%
.50
.10
31%
32%
31
32%
31%
32 %
31'A
32%
32%
33%
16,800
52
52%
52%
53%
53
53%
53 Vt
53%
53%
54%
4.000
3%
3%
3%
3%
*31/4
3%
*31/4
3%
800
3%
*3%
-
Volume 179
Number 5319
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1845)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1953
Lowest
26 ye Jun
85
Range Since Jan. 1
14
32% Jan
95% Jan
13
94% Jan
35% Mar
4
19
11
100% Mar
18
105% Dec
Jan
12
104% Jan
7
102% Feb
Sep
98 '/2 Jun
18
100
9
16
City Pr & Lt Co com.No par
3.80%
preferred
ioo
4%
cum preferred
I
100
4.50%
preferredi
ioo
4.20% preferred
100
97'A Mar 18
107
15
,
Mar 31
104% Apr
9
Kansas
36% Sep
•32% Jun
17
Sep
14
37
Oct
27
21
Mar 17
10
July 1
,13% Sep 15
59% Sep
37% Oct
21
16
39% Jun
16
Sep 15
22% Sep
3
; Jan
78
Feb
25
60
Jan
44
5
,40
8
49 % Dec
14
48
9
106
Mar 17
% May 19
14
Apr
*104
8
9
36% Apr
32%
97
*94%
105%
*104
33%
33%
105%
96
106%
*105
106%
*105
104%
*103%
104 y2
104
43 y4
42
42%
39%
40
40
19%
19%
19%
12%
13
5
12%
13
42
42%
*40
41%
.,
12%
17%
17%
17%
18 %
76%
77%
77
77%
43%
44 y4
43%
43%
22%
22
22
57%
59
57%
118
*115
22%
57%
24%
24%
36%
36%
*35%
36'A
86%
85%
85%
35%
115
35%
95%
36%
84%
35%
35%
95
95
31%
32%
50%
31
93% Jan
5
82% Jan
5
95
95
31% Dec
*94%
29
35% Jan
5
31% Feb
24
34% Jan
23
10
31%
32
31%
32
8
57 % Feb
5
48% Feb
18
51% Apr
8
Kress (S H) & Coj.
No par
50%
50%
50 y8
46"% Dec
31
42
24
46% Jan
5
Kroger Co (The)
50%
No par
43%
43%
43%
44
43%
37% Apr 28
Feb
95
.
>8
Mar
9
:
Jun
9
4% Dec
28
Apr
22
19% Jan
2
25 'A Aug 20
21 y2 Jan
4
14% Dec
31
18% Mar 18
14% Jan
8
16
Jan
22
46
Dec
31
47% Jan
4
r"'
.T-n
27
18 Ve
Sep 14
Sep 21
19% Jan
48 y2 Jan
5
23% Mar 29
22
Jan
7
86% Jan
8
:4% .preferred, i
Kresge <S S) Co—
8
10
Dec
7
5% Feb
4
9% Jan
4
10% Mar 19
5
5% Feb
47
56
Mar 12
64
.
Jan
21% Nov 23
95
July 14
7% Oct 23
11
Feb
% Jan
25% Jun
10
34
14
29
22% Jan
:
,
9
29% Feb
86
v
Dec
% Dec 22
,
■
Mar 24
.
7
27y2 Jan
13
20
V,-
7
6
15
22
30
36
12
34
33% Dec
Jan
2
Nov
b
ii
lo
63
Dec
29
Jun
5
39'A Dec
35% Sep 24
19% Feb
9
28% Sep 15
15% Sep 14
64
36% Mar 22
82.
Aug
171% Nov
47% Mar
62 Vs. Feb
38% Apr * 2
16
27% Mar 27
3
25
30 Va Jan
4
5
Feb
13
67
29% Nov
27
26
14% Mar 25
34% Mar 19
23% Jun
16
26
Apr
15
110
Aug
21% Oct
14
35 V2 Mar 26
15% Jun
10,.
18% Mar 25
110
6„
Jan
9
23% Dec
9
30
34% Jun
10
42% Dec
14
55
15"';
67% Jan
16
30 % Aug
160% Dec
30% Dec
11
76
37
Mar 23
Jan
25
108
103
106y2 Mar
Mar 16
l03y4 Mar 16
2
108y2 Feb
16
10 5/s
11,600
54
1,300
2,800
*48
1
L.
23%
5
f
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley CoaL
—No par
1
No par
23%
54
59%
57%
23%
24
23%
92%
33
n
8
9 Ve
573/4
33
13%
13%
13%.
9 Va
18,000
325/8
323A
135/e
133/4
3,800
6,000
33
32%
32%
135/8
135/8
135/8
1
1 "
1 '
1%
lVa
IVa
8%
8%
9
9
9 Va
*2%
2%
*2%
25/8
2%
23/4
2%
2%
800
9 Va
2%
\
v:-
4,900
4,500
38
40
38%
38%
39-/8
39%
39%
38%
39%
8,000
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
163/B
16%
1,300,
8,000
*39 %
16%
16%
163/4
163/4
17
17%
48
.
483/8
48%
49
48%
493,4
8%
9
8%
8%
.
40%
*39%
9
;<>■:
40%
641/4
163 y4
164
163%
163 y4
163'A
65%
65%
66
">■
,
72%
74
72%
73
71%
71%
71%
713A
5
44%
44%
43'
44%
423/4
43
42%
43
1
1,300
65%
10,600
240
163%
163
164
13,200
40%
65 Va
65%
65
13,700
9
39
39%
39
64%
163%
No par
2.50
20
9»/8
13%
17
(The)—
1,300
9%
9'
33
473/4
1
94
8%
8%
63%
57%
23
*92
1
1634
39%
,
1
47%
163
94
8%
9V'8
5
25
9Vs
23%
1
48%
100
57%
23
57
57
*92
;
8%
17%
com
:
*23
94
800
1%
17
preferred
57%
4
8
47%
9
23%
233/8
9
33%
16%
7
*49
23%
9%.
38
10
10%
4
23%
*92
33%
13%
■
9'/4
58
4y8
54
23
92%
16%
Co
Lily Tulip Cup Corp new
*49
23%
93
37%
_No par
.
4%
23%.
l
Savers Corp
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Corp
23%
57%
9%
10%
10%
•
*2%
Life
Lionel
10%
5
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
Link Belt CoL_
10%
No par
Lehman Corp (The)
F'hilc Products:
7%
10%
*91%
10
25
commons
$3 noncwm 1st preferred
5()c nolicum'2nd pfd
.
_100
-
713/4
1,300
43
713A
*42%
2,200
23
23%
22%
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
2,200
No par
38 Va
39%
38%
38%
38%
39 Vs
38 y2
39%
39
39%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com
No par
3V2% convertible preferred—100
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
77%
23%
23%
10,100
7,600
Lion
Oil
Co
Lockheed
>
Aircraft Corp
l
Loew's Inc
4.75
No par
Cement Corp—__.
Co
10
10
common
i
preferred
conv
100
Long Bell Lumber (M'd) A
No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
5.25% pfd series A—
100
i 5%
series B preferred100
5.25% preferred series C
100
Lorillard (P) Co common
i
10
26 Va Jan
4
153'/2 Feb
15
5
45V2 Marl9
Louisville Gas & El Co
2
59% Jan
11
64% Mar 31
Louisville
3iy2Jan
11
96% Jan
22
38% Mar 25
15
6,400
23%
19
34 Vz Feb
44%
*23%
15
22
44%
*49
45 3A Jan
92
May 25
36% Sep 15
44%
54
Jan
23% Feb
145
.
2,400
23%
50
—
407/» Jan
5
3
50 y2
*49
112% Apr 21
102% Mar 16
'
44
50%
53
preferred-
Star Gas
" 9
44%
160
5,800
50%
1,000
Star
26% Apr 14
50%
32%
3,200
Lone
197a Apr
50%
32
.
15%
Lone
4
95
*94%
32%
*14%
8
4
Jan
95
31%
14%
8
17
♦945/8
■t
14%
27
22V2 Jan
r
5,200
'
15%
35 V2 Apr
Apr
353/8
15
25
4
35%
15'/4
14% Feb
4
V
*15
35% May 25
97% Nov
9
.
'
Sep
4
19
23
Apr 21
23 y4 Jan
7
146% Dec
11
Mar 12
108% Jan
14
106'A Jan
106% Dec
12
28% Jan
5
Jan
Jan
13 % Jan
15
103% Jun
13
2
23% Apr
18
12
.
15
39% Ap--
18% Jan
23
Jun
Apr
2iy4Feb
/
10% Sep
26
Sep
15
*>n
35%
35
f
15V4
22
44% Apr
4
20% Apr
May
76
3
74
97
Apr
21% Feb
17
101% Jun
41% Jan t 5
,57V4 Jt».n
164
38% Mar
(
Jun
101
16
155% Jan 19
56
Mar
4
-j
A
120
14%
Lerner Stores Corp
1'ip*' * 4
lo
100
84
4 Va
2o'
4
7v
36
84
22 Vz
49% Apr 23
,
1,300
*353/4
!
22%
8
8% Jan
243%
V
85%
>
10%
4
16Vs Jan
39% Jan
\
36%
*84
22%
Lelm
22% Mar 17
24%
*35%
10%
17Va Mar 15
10% Apr
*24%
.
22%
39% Apr 22
42% Feb
24%
7%
;4%%
76
76
76
*75
32%
32
33
32%
33%
34
34%
13%
135/8
13%
133/4
135/e
13%
133A
14
35
26%
112
35%
35,
26%
112%
26%
*112
35%
7,400
26%
2613/4
24,500
112%
112%
35
35
263/4
113
800
253A
25 3/a
255/a
25 Ve
25%
25%
25'A
1,100
19VB
19 Va
19 Va
19%
19%
193/s
19
19 %
19,500
*103V4
103 Vz
103V2
103%
*105
106 y2
*104%
104 »/2
*105
104%
■
■
——
'
*105
106 y2
..
106 y2
.
*105
—
y4
30
.
—
106%
106 %
*105
104 >/2
-
•V'—
—
243A
■
100
13,000
243/8
243/4
243/8
243A
253/8
245/8
25%
1463A
*146V4
147%
146%
1463/b
146%
146%
443/4
453/8
45 y4
4 5 3/8
45%,
45%
45%
45 y4
45%
45%
1,900
50
633/4
64
63%
64 y8
637/8
64
64
64%
64%
64%
2,700
315/8
2,500
32 Ve
32
*99
44'A
41%
M
*112
*253A
100 V2
22
26%
'
19%
43%
93/4 Jan
345/8
26aA
1123/4
253A
*99%
Steel
353/8
26 5A
64,700
28,800
19V8
10
Lukens
35
1123/4
■■"■v.:
253/8
100
(M)
12
35 y8
26%
113
*75
146 y4
& Sons Inc
corn—1
preferred series A
44% Apr
100
77%
31%
13%
Working Co
8
& Forbes common—10
Lowensteln
100 % Mar 18
*75
32%
13%
100
Nashville
&
76
31
(Ky)-Nopar
!
preferred—
*75
Wood
Co
32
43%
25
32
31%
100%
*983A
43%
43 >/4
V
32 3/a
31%
100
43'A
*983/4
;
43%
315/8
245/s
148
148
31%
*98%
100
43 Ve
340
100
43%
43
2,100
8%
4,800
M
7% Oct
23
41
Jun
Sep
17
Mar 20
45
8
125
12
Feb
24
41
Jan
19
125
Jan
28
132% Jan
19
13
Jan
4
15 Va Jan
20
8
20% Jan. s 4
23% Apr
87% Mar 27
81% Mar 16
15% Nov
26
14
16
9
6% Dec
29
9% Jan
Sep
1,5
15% Sep
15
•
30
B'/b Feb
Scfp
14
8
22
Jan
16
18
11
25
Macy
Madison
12
6% Jar.
4
8% F"b
15
36 Va Apr
23
9
6
28
9
25 Va Jan
4
Jan*
4
18
512 Va Apr
23
33/4 Jan
4
3/o Mar
530
16 Vn
4 % Mar 10
22aA Jan
12
7
Jan
4
19
Jan
4
3
Feb
26
4%%
Magma Copper
Mandel
Maracaibo Oil
10
13% Dec
12% Jan
11
13% Mar 10
15
58
55
Jan
8
57% Mar 10
25 3A Mar 19
24 '/a Jan
12
88 Vz Mar
82
Jan
4
8
Feb
9
28% Apr * I'
94
Apr
4
4
16
18% Mar 20
16% Jan
4
25% M?r 31
Martin
14Va Mar
13% Feb
1
18
Apr
16% Dec
29
20
Apr
25%
27% Jun
5
82% Jun
12
75
July
163/4 Jan *8
9
Jan
4
21% Ap:>
15
Master
Feb
16
42% Apr
23
Mathieson
5
104
Jan
5
32% Mar 23
Jan
4
Jan
92
Jan
11
95
Jan
6
85 Vz Nov
2
28
95
24
20
Mar 11
110
30% Feb
11
92% Jan
5
98
Mar 11
83
Jan
7
89
Apr
1
16
Sep
15
21
Mar 16
17 Va Jan
20
18 % Feb
19
45
Sep
29
52
Mar 12
47
Feb
4
49 % Feb
4.25%
15
Dec
4
21% Mar 25
15
Jan
7
17% Apr
1
30% Feb
20
Jan
11
22% Jan
22
lo
453/4 Feb
17
11% Dec
29
15% Feb
4
72'/2 Dec
16
92
8
Sep
33 3A
July
18% Dec
43 y2 Jan
14
13% Mar
3
23
McGraw-Hill
54% Jan
4
66
Apr
9
37% Apr
9
42% Feb
18
18% Jan
4
11% Feb
19
18
27% Jan
4
34% Apr 21
1
86 3/4 Jan
4
99
.
2
28 % Mar 19
27% Feb
16
29%, Apr
9
liya Dec
30
14% May 22
503A May 21
19 V4 Jan
7
113/4 Jan
4
14
47
Jan
4
13'/2 Apr
49»/2 Apr
153/4 Feb
18
17
25% Jan
19% Jan
12
22
89
106 *
95
7
105
26
Sep
15
31
Jan
30
Jan
4
Jun
16
31
Nov
5
21% Jan
13
Dec
29
39% Jan
9
28% Jan
4
11
98% Jan-
2
92
Jan
5
Sep 14
12
84
July
3
105
22% Jun
9
2
13
93% Feb
99
May 21
18%J5ep 14
55 Va Sep 22
Feb
93% Jan
107% Feb
-
4
see
89
Jan
Jan *
14
4
32% Mar 19
100
Feb
4
4
108
Apr
20
98
Feb
8
6
13
97
Apr
4 Va
4%
5
5
*24 %
25%
*5
24%
25%
4%
5%
24%
34%
17%
*512%
*4%
35%
173/a
525
36 Ve
4%
5
5
25
25
35
13%
*55
175/B
512 Va
20
4%
4%
1,700
5%
900
*5
*243%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
22%
22%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22%
215/e
13%
133/b
13 Va
13%
13%
57
56
56
56%
56%
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
28
*93
21%
94
S3
94
93
93
22 3/e
21%
22 Va
21%
15%
19%
153/4
15%
16
16
22%
'16%
13%
13%
*56
56%
28
13%
94
25%
8%
13,400
13%
14,400
56%
*923/4
200
5,300
94
22%
23%
23%
23%
16
16
16%
18
19 %
19 Va
19%
19%
19
19%.
19
19%
20%
21 %
21 y4
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
20%
21
5
41%
42%
413/a
42%
413/a
41%
41%
42
42
425/8
108%
29Va
96
95%
89
17%
*48%
17 Va
203;
42%
109
*108V2
29%
29%
*95%
96
95%
95%
*88%
89
193/s
109
109
109
*108 V*
108%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
29%
97
96
96
*95%
97
*95%
96%
*95%,
88%
88%
88%
95%
90
500
29%
15,300
97
96%
*95 Va
96 y2
88%
*88%
89
17%
17%
*17%
17%
17%
173/4
17%
48 3/«,
*48
48 3/8
48%
48 5/a
*48%
17%
49
60
120
40
1,000
900
17 Vi
17 %
1,900
20%
21
21%
21 %
1,900
43
*41%
42
*41%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/8
21 Va
21
21%
21
21%
*41%
5,100
2,300
43,200
108%
48%
42
8,100
29%
17%
42
40
71,400
108%
*95%
49
42%
300
2,000
22
28%
*56
28%
*92%
22,000
2,600
17%
512 Va
8 34
22
17%
17%
43
40
13
13 Va
12%
13
12%
13
12%
13%
13
13%
*81
813/4
813/4
81%
80
81%
79%
79%
79%
793/4
240
7934
78%
793/8
78%
783/4
79
79%
80
83%
6,600
44%
44%
443/4
443/4
45
46
46
46 %
47
2,500
64%
65
64V2
38%
38 3/8
38
38%
20%
20%
20
20%
*20
20 Vs
12%
78%
4414
65%
65%
65%
65%
38 Va
38%
38
38%
20%
20%
20%
,
20%
64%
643/4
37%
3,900
64%
1,200
38
5,300
1.900
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
600
No par
34%
333/4
34%
32%
33%
335/8
34%
13,100
98 Va
98%
*98%
99%
98%
98%
*98%
99%
*98%
993/4
20
Shoe
283/4
Co
12%
12»/a
12%
-1
28 3 4
28 34
283/»
29
29
283/4
28%
28%
283/4
2,600
13'/a
1'3 %
13 Va
13%
*133/8
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
2,000
49 %
49%
49%
49%
*49%
50%
*49%
50%
*49%
16'/2
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
1,300
16%c
21%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
21%
20%
21%
20%
20%
19,300
*89%
Corp
Merck
&
cpnv
$4.25
Co
Inc
common
No par
No par
No par
2nd
2nd
pld
preferred
Mergenlhaler Linotype
Mesta
Machine
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred; series
3.85% preferred
series
3.80%
;
preferred
preferred
Copper
4.45%
96%
90%
*89%
91'/2
*103%
1043/4
1043/4
1043/4
104%
104%/
104%
104 y4.
400
104%
104 5/8
1043/a
1043/a
104 »/e
1045/8
1045/8
1045/8
260
343/4
35 Va
32 »/4
35
.
35
343/4
35
34%
343/4
1,100
22%
35%,
223'4
32%
100
series
Series
*9oy4
91%.
22%
pfd—100
HOO
223/4
223/4
22%
22%
23
22%
233%
14,500
32
32
313/4
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
1,700
98%
100
*97
98%
*97
*107
108'/2
108
*96
98V2
*96
98%
*96
*95
97
*95
97
*95
*97
—100
101
5
*107%
109
*107%
98%
108
109%
5
22 Va Feb
2
26% Apr
14
Miami
25%
4
75 V2 Apr
14
Mid-Continent
10
74%
7534,
74 Va
4
29% Jan
28
Middle South Utilities Inc—No par
27%
27%
27%
273/4
*107%
22f.
)
>
25%
26 V*
98%
*34%
98
98
*107
109%
98%
*97
98%
97
*94
97
*108
109
109
109%
26%
*97
*107
109
97%
*94
1
108%
26
97 y4
20
10
97
108%
"50
26%
12,300
25%
■
26%
25%
74%
743/4
26% Jan
*107
26V4
65% Jan
9
Petroleum
100
91%
105
105
*90 y4
5
Co—
91%
70
105
12.50
Co—No par
Merritt-ChaDinan & Scott
50%
105
31
page
173/4
1,100
preferred (1st series)—100
Melville
14
108% Apr 23
4%
5
34%
513
290
6%
Mengel Co (The) common
1
5% convertible 1st preferred—50
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
3%
19
15
1053/8 Jan
27% Mar
For footnotes,
92
19
29% Mar
66% Dec
104% Mar
Apr
35% Apr
28% Jan
513
6%
333/8
$4
4
Jan
4%
5
$3.50 preferred
27
Jan
17%
17%
7%
2,200
33%
8
Jan
98
13
33%
33
527%
3,000
8
12%
5
89
20
28
9
*513
*73/4
33 %
Feb
27
22
14
17%
18
'
8
700
10,300
10
9iy2 Feb
Oct
Jan
Nov
*
*24 %
1
6.25
5
50
1
Mfg
26
97
4%
*4%
323/a
32%
527%
18
Mines
Co
Stores
Jan
.
111
25
Jun
Apr.
Porcupine
Corp common
4V4%
Mar 26
26 Ya Jan
80
May 4
92% Jun 10'
91% Sep 21
Mead
17%
5
—
McKesson St Robbing Inc
McQuay. Norris
22
5
Mclntyre
31%
<512
1
Co
Publishing
1
14% Jan
29% Dec
14 '
7%
convertible
McLellan
29
12% Apr
3%%
5
21% Mar
14
Aug 19
15% Sep 15
7%
Corp common—50o
preferred—100
Stores
Apr
3
88
McCrory
47
12
Jun
preferred
$2.59
4
21
46
7%
3
50
common
333/8 Jan
May
7'3/e
No par
s
Corp
McGraw Electric
39% Dec
86
Corp
23
26% Jan
95
*
Mar 19
HVs Dec
Sep
McCall
McCord
85
95,
73/b
No par
83% Apr
2
'
7 %
5
preferred
4
21% Sep
83% Oct
17
$3
8
24 *
13
7%
1947 series.No par
pfd
No par
Maytag Co common
-No par
4
71 % Jan
83%
pfd
353A Dec
17
22 5/e
83%
—No par
cum
Jan
>
22%
83%
*73/4
cumulative
Jan
1
12
75
223/,
83%
8%
100
preferred
$3.75
$3.40
68 Vs Jan
Jan
22%
833/4
Corp com
preferred
73% Mar 12
57% Sep 15 '
26% Sep 22
52
40% Mar 12
22 3/a
*7 3/4
1
Chemical
conv
*$3.75
26
20% Sep 14
41% Nov 27
22%
83 %
1
May Dept Stores common
97 V2 Mar 29
13%
No par
No par
Corp
Electric Co
18
38
13%
8
No par
com_
Masonite
16
13%
83%
(Glenn L) Co
30
110% Jan
10
83% Jun
Feb^ 2
13%
22%
J,
Martin-Parry Corp
42'A Dec
13%
8
100:
14
21 y2 Nov
13%
82%
preferred
Sep
173/e Sep 15
34% Aug 28
98% Jun 30
13 %
22%
(conv)
12% Jun
23
133/4
8
Corp common
10
5
13%
-5
V4%/preferred
% "lo
13%
23 Va
Exploration
Marshall Field & Co
9
132%
1
Midland
Marine
*128 3/4
41
83
Marathon Corp
15
»1283A
132%
7%
Shirt
Manhattan
1
223/4 Sep
41%
*128%
No par
4
Feb
41%
132%
8
*41
g2%
50
Bros
5
Feb
9 % Feb
',8
*128 3/4
8%
413i,
22%
Manatl Sugar Co
23
8%
4i%
132%
8%
*41
No par
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
5% Jan
28
8Vb
8%
41%
*128%
8%
42
100
No par
com
preferred series A
Square Garden.;
5Va Jan 25
18
8
Va
132%
8%
No par
10
Co Inc
Magic Chef
52% Jun
Sep
(R ID
1
Jan
80
5
Mack Trucks Inc—
28
Mar
2i
100
preferred
6%
8 V8 Jan
25 nA Jun
6% Sep
6
MacAndrews
85% Feb
Mar
16% Sep
11% Jun
8
8
Mar 23
3% Dec
Mar
7% Jan
Apr
22'/4 Jan
552
45
M
A,
8
May
32
Sep 45
4%
10
Jan*
78% Sep
7% Oct
21
Api* 22'
Mar 24
132
10»/8 July 18
20% Dec 29
517
8
r
'
22 %
4
7
150
U
6,000
22
4
14
1,500
57%
4'%
Jan
29
22%
114%
114%
22 y4
15V2 Jan
18% Mar 27
22
57
-r-
4%
•
15
Mar 30
r
57
113
22 Va
23
•
22%
1
4%
preferred-.—Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cements
;
5
iy« Apr
9 Va Apr
Dec
34% Jun
Jan
4
8% Jan
155
15
6
12,300
22%
3.85%
14
4
19,000
4%
Lee Rubber & Tire.
12
% Jan
3,900
78%
44%
10%
Lees.(James) & Sons Co common—3
34 Va Apr
17%
43%
22%
<4%%
10
lO'/a Feb
17%
773/8
44%
«
I.ane-Wells Co
20
6'/2Jan
.33% Sep
j
buv4 Feb
92% Apr
4
Apr
2
1% Dec
7
8% Jan * 4
23
1% Jan
16
16
3
18
14% Jan
4 % Jan
6% Dec
14r
.
36
1,900
La Consolldddft 6% pfd_75 Pesos Me*
(The)
_Nopar
Lane Bryant common.
J
Lambert Co
-
24% Mar 17
35%
100
LacledeGaa Co__
18
to
.
*85
12%
18
113
24%
84%
47% Dec
15
13
86
Apr
36% Apr
4
1,900
5,300
12%
.
19%
77%
56%
■r
v
24%
95
14
6
4,500
41
423/4
22
57%
*35%
i
41
11
79% Jan
42%
19%
17%
115
22*
129% Jan
42%
77
.<■'
22%
56%
117
24%
175
t
12%
17%
24%
100
104V2
*40%
12%
45 y4
"116
106%
19%
78
22%
*105
41
12%
.
70
"«
42%
19%
Dec
May 12
5
*40
4,600
96
103 y4
*103%
19%
75%
,43%
*94%
*102
104
423/a
7
33%
'
19 %
t
17%
—
96
106%
*105
*103%
19%
33%
104
106
42%
33%
*103
104%
28% Sep
81% Dec
41% Jan
*94%
Shares
Apr. 23
104
103%
39%
1
Copper
No par
County Land Co___
2.50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
No par
Kimberly-Clark Corp com—No par
4% conv preferred (cum)
ioo
Klng-Seeley Corp.i__v
1
Kinney .(G R) Co common
1
. $5
prior preferred.-.-—_No par
Koppers Cq Inc common.,
10
333/a
the Week
Friday
Apr. 22
34
*94%
104
96
Sales f«
Thursday
106
Kennecott
;9
i
25 »/2 Mar
Mar 19
*95%
33%
50
Kern
12
59'A Apr
118
24 % Jan
31
23
22 JA Apr
Jan
28
14
46% Apr
20% Jan
33%
*
8.75
_'
Kayser (Julius) & CoKelsey Hayes TVtoeel
Apr. 21
No par
i
_____
non-hum preferred—
.
Kansas Power & Light Co
14
78% Apr
Jan
111% Feb
,
Jan
18 y» Apr
4
64% Jan
3
4%
Wednesday
Apr. 20
City Southern—
Common
5
PRICES
Tuesday
-
Apr. 19
-
15
39% Jan
24% Feb
,
21
Jan
16
Mar
Apr 20
19% Mar 31
12% Apr 23
18
82
i.
14
18% Jan
18
20% Jun
6,t
101
28
14 % Dec
14
Nov
24
38% Jan
35% Jan
45'A Aug 10
16
Par
Kansas
9
104% Apr
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
33% Dec
16
~
1
Lowest
Highest
Jun 10
92
Continued—Page 7
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
17
75%
73%
743/8
73%
75
8,800
27%
273/4
27%
28
27%
28
7,300
J
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18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(1846)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Range for
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
7
24'/.Oct
9
16 '/• Jan
26
7
Feb
3
Feb
9
126% Jan
6
136
Feb
21'/. Jan
8
25
Feb
24'A Feb
16
Nov
24
20
20
2
31
19% Jan
27
94% Jan
60 % Dec
6
11
Jan
9
26% Jan
17
21% Dec
23%
23%
23%
217.
22
21%
213/4
34% Mar 25
15% Sep
S Marl*—No par
Paul St 8
14
4
103/« Jan
19
Minn
83'A Apr
21
663/. Apr
19
Feb
2
105% Apr
4
11% Jan
13
21
78
Apr
22
21% Jan
21
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Reg
1.60
Minn Mln St Mfg common
No par
$4 preferred
—No par
Minneapolis-Mollne Co common—1
$5.50
1st preferred
100
M..5n 2nd conv preferred
28
237. Feb
1
12
Feb
15
27'A Jan
4
23% Mar 25
16% Jan
10
41% Mar 17
37
Dec
31
6% Mar 12
57% Sep
15
4
4
42% Mar
4
8% Apr
61
8
Missouri-Kan-Tex
23
7%
69% Mar 22
Mar 17
preferred
RR
33% Sep
15
58 % Jan
23
40
Jan
4
64% Feb
17
33% Dec
17
21
Apr 23
247b Feb
16
Mohawk Carpet
Mar 31
15'/b Jan
19
203/b Apr
877. Feb
5
5
A.
tMissouri Pac RR 5%
31
Dec
15% Mar 25
13
15% Sep
li
20% Mar 23
16% Jan
79
Sep
15
95% Jan
797. Mar 29
Jan
13
5
20
5
14
28% Mar 11
19
Jan
4
227b Mar 12
Montana-Dakota
10
32% Mar 26
31'A Jan
4
36'/b Apr
17
40% Dec
31% Feb
1
423/b Mar 16
53% Sep
18
65% Mar 19
56
Jan
4
64% Feb
Montana Power Co (The)
Mnnterey nil rn
Montgomery Ward St Co
11% Sep
10% Sep
15
18% Apr
15
12'A Jan
4
14% Mar 23
16
6
30'A Jan
15
15% Apr
29% Dec 29
43 % Jan
21
113/4 Mar 24
34% Mar 18
Dec
31
17
Feb
15
147> Ftb
Utilities
Moore-McCormack
8
Morrell
377. Mar
3
Mntnroln
23'A Jan
4
23
21'/. Mar
20
247b Apr
27% Jan
14
27% Mar 16
23 Vb Jan
13
253/b Mar 12
Mueller
15
26% Mar 13
19'A Jan
4
2«3/4 Mar 24
12
Jan
5
13 V. Jan
7
16% Aor
43
Dec
31
14% May 19
50
Jan
6
23
2
Feb
23
Jan
21
26
187. Jan
11
50
Feb
25
42'A J^n
37
Jan
4
4
41
29
51
Feb
2
16
Dec
29
25% Feb
26
74
Sep
15
99% Jan
2
28
Oct
6
11% Sep
16% Sep
6,000
65'A
67%
9,700
105
*103
10
10'A
78
78
10
105
>
4,600
10'A
10%
*77%
90
79
19%
19%
19%
19%
♦19%
197.
193A
227b
23
223A
227b
227.
2274
22%
227.
34%
33'A
33%
33%
33'/a
33 V.
33 3A
3274
500
193A
23
33 y4
187b
18%
413/4
42 %
7'A
7%
65
187b
18%
18 3/.
187b
18%
187.
18%
417b
41%
41%
41'A
417a
407.
41%
77.
7%
73A
7 5/.
774
7%
65'A
65'A
657b
8,700
8'A
647b
66'/.
4.400
1
187.
41%
,7%,
64 74
6,900
41,500
6,600
66
65
65
8,800
r
"
48%
50'A
48'A
49'A
483/.
49%
48 Va
49
22
22
21%
22 %
21%
21%
21%
217a
13%
13%
137b
13%
13%
137b
193/4
19%
857.
86
207s
207a
20 5/«
137.
193/4
86'A
8
20%
20%
20 3/4
20%
351/4
36'/b
353/4
357b
353/4
383/4
393A
383/4
39%
39
39Va
60%
62 Vb
607.
613/a
Goy.
607.
14
14
137e
137b
133/4
137b
137.
137.
,
13
61
V--V
1
1,500
133/4
35%
40
2,100
1374
197.
:
20%
357.
391/4
59%
15,100
21V*
20'/.:
85aA
19»/a
857a
49 V*
21
133/4
19
85 »A
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48%
7
V
35
,
No par
86 Vi
207.
39%
60,
617.
14
7
7
36
39%
14
5,900
207.
353A
,
4,900
13,400
12,900
,,
3,900
7
29,500
19,000
4
No par
12'A
12'/.
12%
12
12%
12 y.
12 y.
12%
123A
34%
363/.
35'A
357s
35 »A
353/4
35%
35 3A
353/4
36
183/4
18%
187.
18'A
18%
18-
18 V.
17 5/.
177.
10,800
2,900
3,800
Mar 26
•12
f
237b
233/4
23%
233/4
237.
237B
237.
241/4
.1
23%
24
23'A
23%
23%
233/a
237.
233A
—1
Co
237a
24%
23
23%
23'A
23%
23'A
233A
16
16
16
15'A
153/4
15'/.
15 y.
.....
.
B
(G C) common
preferred
Murray Corp of America eon
l°L
prpfprrpri
44% Jan 22
35% Dec
97.
83 »A
66%
77'A
197b
Myers (F E) & Bros
45%
1
43/4%
24% Feb
*9%
82'A
77'A
85%
Murpl\y Co
477. Feb
14
500
97a
83 y.
66
78
19 3A
Pnrp
Brass
8
110
12
5,000
193A
No par
1
Co.
St
Mfg Corp
MunKlnpwpnr Tnrt
21
42'A Jan
106% Jan
31
217.
*103
86%
Tnr.
Mullins
110% Mar
21%
1
(John)
Wh^l
Mntnr
29
104% May 18
16% Sep 15
42% Aug 26
21%
187b
21% Dec
1
1.000
33%
5
21% Sep
18
Sep
6
80
23%
10 >/a
193/4
Lines.—
800
307.
128%
82
1 105
843A
Oo
....
Shares
30%
*23'A
10
/ 19%
the Week
-
128'/a
30%
130
97.
—1
17% Sep
Friday
Apr. 23
227b
1.21
29% Nov
>:■■■■;
10 %
*77
Sales (m
' - V*1
237a
10
65%
*103
1041
-
21%
83'A
643/4
.
23%
7
21%
No par
Co
25% Jun
11
77
2374
*9%
65%
10
*30%
*128'/a
823A
s-%
■83
■
104
10'A
76
pfd-ioo
.....
Chemical
105%
10 %
—1—20
Tool
Machine
Monsanto
64%
*104
100
.
conv
Mills
Mojud Co Inc
Monarch
*9%
81'A
667.
com—No par
series
22
10
81%
,
Apr. 2Z
303A
233/4
2174
/7v
♦'
Thursday
,
1293A
129
127%
647b
978
*30%
203/4
*30'/a
127
80
i
.
19'/a Mar 16
Jan
St
Minneapolis Power St Light—No par
Misska Corp
..1
Mission
Development Co
8
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
347. Mar 30
4% Jan
6
70% Aug
Corp
19a/. Mar 16
21
18
4
23%
Oil
11
71% Jan
22
19% NOV
34% Jun
10
Midwest
26
104
19% Jan 23
88
Jan
8
24% Oct
18% Nov
30%
127'/a
93/8 Jan
29
1
Oct
69
30%
127%
Jan
83A Jan
67
3
104
87/e Dec 29
1
__
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 21
Apr. 20
100
1st preferred-
8%
55% Jan
68% Nov 30
Apr
26
5
21
8% Dec
53 % Feb
42
Jan
'
33% Mar
Tuesday
j
Apr. 19
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry—No par
8
30
Far
Midland Steel Prod common
24
139
Monday
EXCHANGE
46% Jan
14
LOW AND HIGH SALS
STOCK
YORK
NEW
•
Highest
24% Mar 20
29% Dec
125% Oct
Continued—Pags •
STOCKS
Previous
April 26, 1954
180
45%
*45
108
108
18
*153A
197b
<193A
19%
19 5/8
44
433/.
..Mo pas
437a
41%
40
40
14
45
1077b
'
•39y4
i'i
45
109
*437»
.
M
247.
247.
'
237.
2374
4,200
>
23%
24 y4
9,900
*15'/.
15%
1,300
44% -44%
2,100
:
453A
*107%
44
1077a
19 Vb
197.
*43
40%
40%
40
110
1974
500
13%
39y2
'
40
200
39%
*43
3.600
433A
19%
19 y.
44- 7
*43
107%
1077.
108
19'/.
44
-
44 »/4
7*107%
1,400
13,800
N
19% Sep
34
13%
13%
13%
79
Jan
19
Nashville
77
78
77
77
77'A
76'A
76%
76'/.
76'/a
220
30
8
44% Apr
13
National
Acme Co
'
43%
44%
43%
44
43
43'A
42%
42%
43
43%
5,300
14
15% Jan
8
13% Mar 31
15% Feb
19
National
Airlines
'
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
13%
13'/a
13%
3,500
22
15
21% Mar
9
17% Jan
19
19
National
25% Mar 20
20% Jan
26% Mar 31
National
Aviation
38% Apr 22
National
Biscuit Co
Mar 19
38
36% Jan
Sep
14
24
174% Dec
14
10
Sep 14
51% July 22
13% Jan
2
13% Feb
26
IV
60% Dec
24
57% Jan,
Jan
180
172% Jan
Apr
Automotive
National
Cash
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
24%
25
24%
25 »A
25
25%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38%
38
38'A
178%
179%
179%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
71%
71%
71%
71%
71%
71
71%
13%
71%
15% Apr
21
17% Jan
25
National
11% Jan
10% Jan
4
12% Apr
5
23
Apr
23
23
National
19% Jan
15
Sep
21
19% Mar 27
17% Feb
18
19% Apr
15
National
56% Jun
10
66% Dec
14
62 % Feb
25
72% Apr
15
National
Lines
16
10,800
11%
11%
11%
11%
12
11%
12%
12%
12%
64,900
22%
22%
22%
22%
22'a
22%
22%
23
19
19
19%
19 %
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
10,100
70
71%
70
70%
69%
71
69%
7oya
70'A
70%
9,400
13
13'/a
13 vb
13%
I13
13
12%
17%
17%
17'a
17%
17 %
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
27,400
92
90'a
91'a
90
90
89%
90
90%
91'A
2,000
27%
27,800
15% Jan
8
12% Jan
4
13% Apr
14
National
Department Stores
6
17% Apr
20
20 Vb Jan
20
National
Distillers
5
87% Jan
4
97 % Feb
22% May 26
96
Nov
6
20% Jan
93% Jan
8
27% Apr
23
5
102% Apr
19
29% Apr
24
38% Dec
31
38
Jan
4
155% Jun
3
173% Nov
4
172
Jan
Nov
4
9% Dec
29
4%%
12
1
15
99% Jan
132
Apr
15
7
Feb
9
146
$4.50
15
5
179% Apr
2
141% Jan
7
15oa/< *nr
9
8% Feb
15
9% Jan
4
7%
Lead
6%
Co
preferred
Linen
91%
26'/a
102%
8
46%
37% Mar 19
20% Jan
4
24% Mar 11
32% Jan
6
26% Jan
11
National
40'/b Sep
14
52 % Jan
5
46
Jan
4
31% Apr 15
51% Apr 23
National
Steel
25% Oct
26
30% Jan
12
26% Jan
4
27
National
Sugar Ref Co
22% Sep
86'/a Sep
21
31% Jan
5
24% Jan
4
30% Mar 12
National
25
91
9o
Jan
4
24% Jan
6
28% Jan
4
104% Jan
4
21
% Jan
10
Sep
I4
4% Dec
28
10
13"% Jan
5
105
Jan
127/8 Jan
4.20%
19
11% Apr
8
National
5% Feb
12
4
Natomas Co
6
4% Jan
4
11% Jan
4
13
Mar 29
Nehi
8
14
8
15
Jan
22
Neisner
Mar 25
105
1
106
Feb
25
4%%
7% Mar
106
29
Jan
Jan
12% Jun
30»/a
30
30%
400
51
50%
50%
50%
51'/.
14,200
28%
28
28 »A
*27%
28%
800
30%
29%
30
30
30%
19,300
97'A
97 »A
730
33
33'/a
9,500
14% Apr
31% Mar
8
16% Jan
27
Nesco
5
35 Vb Apr
22
Newberry Co (J J)
86
Jan
6
95% Mar 31
18
37% Aug 31
10% Sep 15
22%
31 %
*31%
# 50%
50%
50%
28%
28%
28 %
29%
30%
29%
30 %
97
97
97
97%
96%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
7
133%
134 %
1
6 %
6%
Oo
1
1
14%
13% Jan
4
15
14%
5'/b
5'/a
2,000
12%
12%
1278
2,000
14%
14%
*14%
14%
600
107%
*105'a
107%
*105'a
107%
14%
14%
14%
29
*98
100
•96
100
16% Jan
14%
14%
15%
15'/.
15%
34%
35
35 '/b
347a
35
94%
94%
94%
*93%
957a
90
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 '/a
18,700
98%
98%
10
100
*98
8
51
50%
50%
50'A
51'A
10,100
14%
14'a
14'A
14'A
14'A
2,200
17 %
Sep 17
18% Dec 29
30
14%
75
73%
73%
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
31%
5
New
8
20%
20%
20%
20%
15
New
York
No par
21%
21%
20%
21%
York
15
A pc.
12
5
75
Apr
14
25% Jan
4
32% Apr
12
18 % Jan
4
18% Jan
11
Jan
34
20% Mar
26
Feb
Sep
14
48% Jan
5
32% Apr
21
101% Jun
10
109% Mar
9
106% Jan
6
108% Mar
9
18% Apr
14% May
1
59% Oct 13
80
400
Sep
May
17% July 13
70
15% Mar
Jan
20
11
92
Feb
9
5
520
Jan
8
37% Jan
Newport
4
19
6%
Air
Jan
20
69
Mar
85% Jan
14
90
Jan
29
$5
6
425
Jan
13
N Y
&
N
Apr
1
New
]fi
34
Feb
18
22
Mar 23
29
65% Feb
5
51
Apr
7
60
Feb
4
14% Apr
2
18
Feb
19
31% Sep
21
37% Mar 23
80% Jun
11
92
Jan
22
24% Jun
10
28% Feb
2
27% Jan
4
75
28
80% Nov
10
82% Jan
25
31'A Mar
3
Louis
20
33%
33%
3274
33
*107'/a
108 %
*107%
108
17'/.
17%
17%
Y
York
series
Dock
Harlem
common
No par
State
5%
York
Y
Co
&
13
38% Mar
3
4
$3.75
29% Mar 16
87
Shipbuilding Corp
North
American
29% Mar 31
North
American
8% Jan
4
Rc% Jan
7
89
6
43 % Apr
52
Sep
6
8
2
107% Nov
14
84
4
5
Jan
11% Jun
16
14% Dec
78
24
til
16
38
Apr
107% Mar 31
54% Jan
MafjJ
100% Jun
18
109
Mar 12
89% Jun
19
101
Jan
12% Jun
15
9
18% Mar 17
10
Norfolk
19
4
Apr
Feb
64% Mar
22
Jan
4
85
106% Mar 31
99
21
Mar 23
111
19
4
Northeast
Jan
12
% Apr
Natural
5%%
9
103% Apr
2
24% Mar 31
16% Jan
11
29
14% Jan
13
7% Jan
11
9% Feb
8
24% Jan
13
14% Jan
11
17% Jan
4
18 % Sep
18
25% Apr
2
Gas
•-w
86%
*86%
43'A
42'A
107'A
107%
104%
*101
21%
22%
21 ' *"
21 %
407a
41%
106'A
preferred
98 %
98 %
May 18
106 % Feb
25
106% Jan
6
10474 Dec
9
1043A Jan
13
8% Dec
15
1474 Feb
2
71% Sep 23
95% Jan
9
For footnotes
see
4
65 v. Apr
4
30
20
9% Jan
page
22.
73
Jan
13
Apr
Apr
5
4
1274 Jan
20
4
84
Mar
1
3
Ohio
Oil
Co
Oklahoma Gas st Elec Oo
4%
preferred
Oliver
4%%
Corp
*107
*
common
convertible preferred
10
■:*
107 Va
-
217b
2274
20aA
9
41'/a
106
*97'a
167b
207b
21'A
10174
223/4
23 ya
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17%
17'A
207.
203A
41%
41 VB
24%
22,900
9%
2,500
177.
2,700
21
21%
4,800
41 VB
41%
104%
1047b
97
•96
97%
*107
108
*107
108
•IO734
109
*10774
109
*1073A
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64%
637b
30
29%
2974
19 Va
20
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11
103A
11
1074
1078
81
81
81
80'A
81
20
193a
11%
107.
81 Va
81
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41%
96%
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:
64%
V
70
108 ya
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29%
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20
180
,
108
63%
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13,600
105%;',
*107%
..
64%
297b
96
-
109
64
6474
30
1974
340
,
9%
23 3A
;21 %
105 Va
97
101
380
-17%
9
17 Va
109
29%
*81
106%
108
64 vb
107a
106y2
♦106%. 10774
64%
*19%
10774
*100'A
■
20,800
538,400
88%
41
98'a
297b
1
9'A
21,300
14%
39
♦106%
'
200
58'A
-
88%
105
41 7b
106
2974
20
100
217b
64'A
No par
coo
10174
9 VB
105'A
20
*100%
16%
.11
100
101%
9'/b
.100
18 »A Jan
109
39
88
;
107'A
167b
.100
.100
21%
106%
9%
preferred..
—
►101
90
107'A
16%
4.40%
preferred..
preferred
107'A
9%
1,10
—
10
51,200
%
88%
39
"
HI
89
90
16%
38
commoi
90
'
;
=
39
16
3*
91
3.90%
26 % Jan
41
*10874
109 3A
109
3
1
91
7
54 V. Jan
407B
14%
1
Oo
3,900
87
•86
57
.100
200
9 Va
9 Va
■
87
417a
41
14%
7
6
*867B
42%
14%
14
24
9 V.
9
9'/B
87
1474
41% Apr
Mar 23
41%
427B
1478
98 v. Apr
28
52,800
14%
108% Apr
19 % Dec
287B
14%
V
5
577. Aug
277a
15
4
1
28'A
14%
4
10
273/a
58%
92% Jan
10
II,100
273/B
57'/a
38% Jan
16% Sep
2278
26%
58%
10274 Jan
497. Jun
22'A
22%
1083A
2
237. Jun
267a
22'A
57%
2
4.44%
40Va
*263A
223/a
108 3/4
100
Rbwrmacal
4.56%
40%
267B
58%
27
29
407B
22%
1097.
Jan
107 % Mar 31
40%
*267B
;
577.
93% Jan
110% Jan
10,200
■'
109%
12
12
2,800
59%
12
977. Jun
320
213A
108%
10
100
97'A
21%
57%
34% Jun
397. Feb
97'A
217b
267B
*863/4
87
400
883A
88%
973A
108%
83
106
903/4
21 7B
.
-
1(5
preferred
Ohio Edison Co
9
9
9
86%
42%
Airlines Inc common—10
Norwich
85
*83
85
"
80
100
preferred
Northrop Aircraft Inc
22% Mar 18
41
26%
5
_
.
$4.10
4.6 %
40%
*267a
26%
rights
preferred
Northwest
403/4
267a
22%
60
17,400
WO
preferred
$4.80
21%
25%
92%
287.
*97
973A
217a
7,900
92 %
28 V.
*88 3/4
90 3A
9774
21 7B
6,400
100
Common
Common
*88 Va
9774>
16
36%
28 3A
*83
89%
V
92%
287a
85
2,800
36
15'A
367B
283/4
9,800
5 4'A
*533A
363/4
*92
93
21%
22'/a
1
—
Co
Pacific. Ry
$3.60
15%
36%
973/4
94% Jun
Jun
283A
287B
89%
■
10
Ry Co
preferred
Northern
15
30
19% Mar
36 VB
*92%
'83
1
Capital Corp
Central
Mar 25
108% Feb
94
85
10
Co
Northern
*83
22 %
Aviation
Northern
15% Mar 24
8% Dec
9
& Western Ry common
Adjustment preferred
23
16% Dec
■.
91
Northern States Pwr Co (ldm)—
13% Jan
3*2
Apr
11
Nopco
43% Feb
26% Apr
9% Jan
86'/a
28%
,9%
22% Mar 30
12
16
*83%
*92%
9»/B
4
Jan
Jan
28%
26-Va
Jan
20
Jan
36'/a
94
28'a
22%
20
15
36'/.
94
40%
22% Dec
87
36%
36%
100
*26 Va
15
46% Jan
15%
26%
15% Sep
6
15 VB
40%
13
14
15%
26%
4
24% Jan
23% Mar 24
24
15
10
24'/a
15'/B
547a
15'A
30
87i/a
400
24
24%
54
40%
39% Jan
16
19
July
24
2
30
26
Jun
Sep
243/4
'
67
*350
54%
14,600
18 3A
*85
86%
400
*340
54
28
53% Jan
12
19
86%
86
200
108
*65
66
243/.
28
23
2?% Jun
18
*65
13,200
33 3/8
33
108
183/a
247B
21%
39% Dec
32 3/4
108'A
1778
15
1
3.90%
12
323/B
108%
173/4
54%
98%
3.60%
100% Mar 30
6
327a
24%
21%
92% Mar 11
7
61,200
54%
97%
5
Jan
17% Jan
4,600
21 '/a
54%
*89 %
Jan
92
26
19%
20%
25%
100
86
13
20% Jan
19%
20%
365
100
8
94% Nov
8
365
preferred
Chemical Co
87% Jan
15
34% Sep
103 % Oct
*84%
86
400
preferred
22
29
Sep
83
*365
10O
Jun
21
*65
66
*84%
87'/a
400
Corp com_No par
Jun
19%
20%
66
Pwr
16
Jan
*65
17%
preferred
87
19%
20%
108'/a
32'A
*108
177a
3.40%
79
22 % Apr
20'/a
53%
No par
Mhk
20'/«
20
& Gas Corp—
preferred
Niagara
Mar 24
10
2,300
32
31%
31%
24%
10O
Common
96% Feb
87%
Hartford Oo.lOO
A
67
*360
50
series
Electric
23
*65
No par
RR
Haven
New
A
preferred
non-cum
31%
74'/a
*73
74%
*73
Oo—
100
Preferred
N
35% Apr
92% Apr
St
&
*73
75
City Omnibus Corp-Nopar
New
63"
348
Brake
14%
14%
*73
100
CentralChic
preferred
New York
Juri
Apr
York
14%
1
common
preferred
Common
2
22
49% Dec
19%
Industries
% %
2,600
50%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
4
67% Jan
30
23% Mar 17
30
100
*98
14
25% Jan 30
Dec
23% Sep
8,000
14%
34%
New
64
107%
•105
50'a
50
50%
49
10
5»/s
*93%
14%
14%
14%
14%
Newmont Mining Corp
9
5'A
12%
14%
34%
51% Apr
I,100
14%
94
98% Apr 23
11,700
11%
14%
34%
14
94
6
20
6%
11%
11%
6%
11%
5y«
94
11
Jan
700
6%
11%
12%
34%
Feb
.
11%
134
6%
5'/b
94 %
40% Jan
12% Jan
92% Jan
*130%
6%
12%
*93 %
England
6%
*130% 134
5%
*34%
Electric System
__1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
56
11%
12
100
.
33'A
*14%
107'/a
common—No par
97'A
32%
12%
5%
14%
preferred
*96%
33%
133
133
6%
11%
5%
12%
8
6%
7
♦105%
5
12
*105%
29%
'
•
11%
11%
*28
*132% 135-;/;
—100
Fibre
50%
51
72% Mar 23
Jun
22%
*30'a
28%
Inc
3%%
22%
31
ion
6
New
1,400
3,000
30%
22%
31
_6
preferred
2
1:
9%
217/s
32%
common
6
Mar
9%
21%
Inc
Inc
Feb
14% Mar 30
9%
21%
t
15% Nov
11
♦9%
21%
No par
38
30
9%
22%
1
93% Apr
9
85% Jun
9%
21%
10
100
Pa com
.
Bros
152%
*151
9%
10
Vulcanized
Corp
152 %
152%
*9%
common
Theatres
*151%
*151%
9%
No par
preferred
conv
National
7% Mar 31
152%
152%
Corp
Co
210
9%
No par
_
Tea
18,500
*151 %
Cast-No par
Supply (The)
preferred
4 % %
16% Apr
31 % Jun
86
7
17
Steel
Shares Corp
National
19
134% Apr
Jan
lU :u Jaii
97% Apr 20
33% Apr
6% Feb
12
■
13% Feb 26
27
10% Apr
114
116% May 20
7% Apr
1
2
10% Jun
24
Nov
29% May 20
Jan
179
1
Corp
31
&
47%
47
178% 179
*178%
*151'a
120
102
101
47%
46%
179
179
177
177
178
177
27'A
27y*
102
*101
47'A
46%
47%
26%
26%
102
*101
101
46%
48
26%
27
26%
101
1,900
13
13
13
100
B
Service
21
29
-
iimi
25 % Sep
Malleable
:
26%
101%
common
20% Dec
Natl
■
19%
100
1
preferred *
National
V
No par
Co common
preferred
National
Apr
48
Prod
pfd series of 1951
National Gypsum
4,400
1
23% Jan
29
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16%
16
16%
16%
5
29
17% Sep
2,600
22%
.
22
85% Dec
6,700
11%
Co
Dec
Dec
14
71 "A
a
common—8
Gas
16% Sep
84
170
13%
70%
22%
1
commOn
preferred
Cylinder
4,400 v
180
180
181
*180
180
1
Inc
Co
179
16,100
38
Dairy Products
City
Container
conv
4,800
18%
24%
37%
No par
20% Dec
12
18%
24%
37%
15
$1.25
18%
24%
178%
Aug 31
18% Aug 18
5
2
18%
24%
190
-..,-10
common
19
Sep
J
13%
■
10
Register
Can
National
13%
*76'a
,
1
Fibres Ino
Corp
Corp
8
Mar 22
76
13%
■
Corp
Chatt & St Louis—100
preferred A
1%
21
14% Mar
Jan
Nash-Kelvin a tor
7
18% Jan
9
Jan
158% Jun
9
13%
13%
74% Mar 29
36% Mar 25
13% Mar
10%
*80
29%
20
107.
81
13,800
5,000
200
10,200
120
y
/
Volume 179
Number 5319.
*.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1847)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Km ge for PrerlotM
STOCKS
Year 1053
Range Since Jan.
'1
Lowest
0% Mar
Highest
15% Dec
4
Lowest
28
NEW
1
Highest
YORK
14% Jan 26
16% Apr 22
Omnibus
46% Dec 21
44% Jan
11
52
Otis
28
42% Oct 21
37
Jan
13
63% Apr
6
85
Jan
12
87
J>n
8
65% Dec 21
50
Jan
11
59% Apr
19
Owens-Corning
84% Apr
19
Owens-Illinois
Feb 20
79% Oct
38
2
84
Sep 18
69% Jun
81
15
11% Jun
Maria
16
28
6
Dec
88
18
Oct
7% Oct
80
Jan
Mar 10
13% Jan
Mar
11
5
34% Dec
21
48
65% Jun
18
73% Mar 26
Oct
15
67% Mar
25% Jun
16
30% Feb
34% Jun
10
40
32% NOT
2
48
129% Jun
30
3% Dec
Mar
64% Oct
81
6% Sep
62
Feb
10
48
Feb
9
32% Feb
4
33% Feb
I5
23
Jan
12
114% Jan
13
137% Jan
4
4% Mar
5
31% Jan
4
8% Jan
5
1
4 %
Pacific
1st
Fisheries
Amer
Coast
Co
preferred
2nd
26
15
Pacific
9
Feb
120% Mar
146
Lighting
Pacific
Corp
5% Apr
14
Pacific
Tin
37% Mar 16
Pacific
7
6
Jan
4
4
21% Jan
18
8% Apr 14
31% Mar 31
27
Mar
31% Jan
4
33% Jun
1
37% Jan
15
38 % Apr
8% Jan
15
4% Sep 21
6% Feb
5
8% Apr
6% Sep
9
17
3% Mar 12
29
21
7% Apr
8
Patino
25
5%
11
36% Jan
6
39
Feb
Dec
3
30% Jan
4
37
Mar 30
,9. Apr
23
Feb
10
21% Aug 10
23
29% Dec
\l Apr
21
25 % Apr 13
29 % Mar
5
Apr
35% Jan
13
4
106
106% Feb
18
109
Mar 18
107
45% Apr
23
Mar 18
32 % Jan
15
62% Jan
5
41
32% May 27
148% Mar 16
31
19% Mar 25
4
19
2
29
40% Dec 29
30
Mar
15
15% Mar 25
6
5
Apr
18% F=b
5
21% Mar
24
ise Apr
14
23% Jan
15
Feb
42% Mar 22
•h Apr
14% Dec
Mar
134% Jan
4
Mar 26
13% Jan
4
Feb
11
101% Feb
9
4
18%JMi
11% Apr
20
32% Jan
11
146% Mar 19
40 % Feb
9
23% Apr
23
15% Jan
11
38
11
Feb
34% Oct
20
2
Jan
22
112% Mar 30
5
30% Jan
4
28% Jun
16
32% Jan
19
32'% Jan
4
37% Apr 15
37% Mar 25
25% Mar 17
23% Jan
20% Jun 24
104
106
11
Jan
5
95% Jan
11
25% Mar 29
113% Mar 29
99
Jun
1
111
Jan
86
Jun
24
99
Jan
2
96% Jun
10
108
Feb
26
103
Jan
11
Apr
2
106% Mar 31
107
Jan
5
11
109% Mar
15
10% Jan
Feb
17
108% Nov
12
18% Jan
8
36% Jan
5
28
80
88
Nov
27
83
Apr 28
41% Dec 29
55
88% Dec 29
101
Mar 13
30
J*in
23
98% Jan
5
15
44% Jan
95
Apr
8
90
Jan
11
29
29
93% Feb
19
May 18
37% Jan 14
21
101
Jan
2
6
22% Mar 27
106% May 22
18% Dec 29
53% Jan
Jan
29% Jan
5
Dec
24
94
Feb
17
76% Dec
29
97
Jan
7
77
41% Sep
59% Feb
15
3
16% Mar 18
11
4
65% Apr
34%
5%
5%
35%
34 5/8
35%
34%
5,800
*8%
34%
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
14,300
19
3
13
4
4
60
73% Feb
27
60% Jan
4
Mar 20
62 % Jan
11
:_No par
&
Light
rights
49% lea
2
13% Feb
9
59% Feb
15
5
4
7% Mar 22
15% Apr
65
Jan
68% Apr
8
28
23
14% Jan
8% Apr
23
Milk
4 % %
Co
Petroleum
Pfizer
Phila
$1
Co
preference
conv
4.4%
Pitney-Bowes
C
C
7%
5%
5%%
St
RR
Creek
&
Co
Jan
20
4%%
preferred
class
$1.40
6
4.08%
109% Jan
6
105% Apr
21
109
Feb
5
4.70%
43% Jan
20
40% Jan
4
47% Apr
12
Pullman
61% Apr
19
Pure Oil
4
30% Mar 16
Jan
5
155% Apr 21
15
23% Mar 26
Pub Serv
6%
Quaker
363/4
36%
21,400
36%
363/a
36%
37%
5,000
25%
90
90
90'%
91
40%
40'/a
40%
40 3/o
93%
93'%
94%
25%
94%
105%
*105
106%
109
*108%
109
83/4
8
243%
98%
251/a
930
111
111%
400
*97
111
98%
106
106
106
106
*108
109
108 '/4
1081/4
10
8%
8%
7,600
33'%
34%
15,300
83/4
8%
8%
34%
333%
34%
333/a
34'%
91
401%
*92
91
90
40%
91
40%
94%
*901/2
40%
*92
40%
*92
200
200
*88
91
91
*88
90
88
*85
89
32
*29%
34
*29%
34
*29%
34
*29%
34
98
*941/4
98
*941/4
98
♦94'A
98
*94 3/4
98
64%
65
65
64%
*113/2
39
101%
27%
*88
J/2
64
12
11%
11%
393/4
39
39
101%
101%
28
27%
■105
13
101%
27%
*105
163
*166
169
39
*101%
63%
12
27'%
64%
♦11
102
273%
7
57%
7%
l43/4
15
*63%
65
*67
68%
*19%.
*147
23%
99 /
100
100
20
1,500
200
102
27%
60
27%
2,500
20'A
3,100
*105
.
20%
20%
86
*86
88
*86
88
*86
88
85
*82%
85
*82%
84%
*83
84%
200
47%
48%
48%
4,600
473/8
*12%
47%
20%
47%
13
*12%
*157%
165
*157%
*166
169
166%
56%
7
14%
*63%
68
193/8
57%
7
143/B
6 3/s
14%
•>*63%
68
*67%
19%
19%
*147
24%
243/8
98%
99
*12
56
65
*147
24%
99 %
12%
27%
;
.
20%
20%
47%
13
13
20%
13
*12%
165
*1571/2
165
168
•166
169
56%
54%
7
9%
75%
*75%
54
55%
6%
6'/8
14%
14%
14%
7
300
_50
6,700
5,300
6,600
64
*63%
64
63%
63%
20
68%
*67
68
681/4
68'%
200
19%
*19%
*147
—
99
9%
55%
6'/a
14%
14%
99
9%
70
13
*157%
*166
24
*12
48 V2
165
23%
9 '/*
12%
20
166 %
'
57
*101%
26,400
39%
39%
101%
27%
*105
64%
11%
*11
39
101%
273/a
633/a
12%
39
.
*105
9l/<
193/a
*19%
24
23%
*98
1
99
98%
*12
12%
20
400
♦147
.
*23%
23%
3,400
98»%
220
12 >/2
12
12
27
26%
27'%
26'%
26%
3,600
*28%
28'/2
27%
28%
27%
28
1,400
16%
16 '/a
16%
*16%
16%
16'/2
16%
18'/a
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
6,600
8%
8%
83/4
8%
8%
8%
11,000
*34%
35%
♦34%
35'%
*343/2
35%
76%
75%
763/4
75%
9'%
9%
9'A
9'%
♦753%
26%
27%
26%
28%
28%
16%
18%
8%
*34%
35%
X75%
76%
76
77
9%
300
700
>
100
4,100
7,100
No par
74'%
15%
75%
75%
75
753/4
10
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
34
34
2,000
Indlana__No par
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38 3/2
38
38 3 &
7,900
90
90
263//?
25
No par
com
com__No par
100
100
No par
No par
common
preferred
..100
*90
903/4
*90
90%
*90
90%
*26%
26%
*26%
26%
*26%
26%
26%
*26%
27
27%
*27
28
28%
*103
103%
*106
107 %
1053%
47%
463/2
60
61%
*109
109%
109%
27
46%
27%
26%
27%
*103
60
109%
27
26%
28%
27%
*90
27
90%
26%
120
26%
300
500
27
37,300
28
29,200
27%
27%
103'/2
103%
103%
106
*105%
107
105'%
105%
46%
60%
109'/2
29%
29%
29%
29%
29'%
29%
153%
153%
154%
154%
1541%
155%
22%
227/s
22%
22%
227%
23
46%
*
59%
*109
29'%
154
23
46%
110
27'%
,
*103
B
com
27
1033/2
100
(The)
preferred
75%
*26'%
263/s
*108%
25
263/«
*26%
27
27'%
27%
28
28 Vi
*103
103 %
*106% 107%
46%
47%
60%
61%
100
1
preferred
Co
64"%
393/4
'
5
Gas
87
86
*823/4
13
*157%
*11
:No par
of
180
18,700
95
*953/2
8%
com
230
92
40%
94%
*30
8%
35%
78%
Inc
370
107
18%
Inc
Oats
25%
17,200
109
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp_10
6%
*25
1103/4
*97
8%
16%
(The)
25%
12,400
108
*105%
S3/8
35%
77'%
preference
cum
,
,
■•108%
185/'»
&
,V
34
16%
preferred
conv
36%
10
Co
Gamble
El
353%
363%
No par
Industries
div
36%
36%
-
36%
33%
com
preferred
9
353%
37%
%
(Del) _1
preferred series A__50
Power
preferred
12
,34%
29
4.90% preferred
28% Apr
12%
333/a
1
84% Nov
27% Apr
123%
12%
B
30
1,600
*1071/2
27%
28%
23
103% Apr
12
500
23%
34'%
33'%
100
_
$4.75 cum preferred
Public Serv Co of Colorado
4
23
1073%
33%
1
...
Public Serv
4
23%
35,700
49
105'A
34%
8 3/4
100
common
17
25% Jan
153/a
1053/4
107%
8%
10
12
98% J*n
15%
*483/2
,
34%
105%
No par
100
35% Feb
6
49
106%
8
Co
500
4,600
38
34%
5
class
32
106%
*108%
100
A
160
143
15%
1053/4
11%
480
31%
*36
23
113%
107
107
106%
1
No par
38% Apr
Jan
10,400
1403%
38
49
98%
3
323/8
142
15%
111%
47%
7
Jan
11%
11%
106%
*106
*105
23
*98
47
18
4.32%
23
■in
1
35% Jan
3 % %
22%
107%
32%
105%
99i
85
33% Jan
21V* Jan
41%
*36
49
*105
112
20'/a
11
28
41%
200
107%
34%
34
86
29
143
3,800
39%
*105%
107
140%
15%
49
•
243/s
20%
Pocahontas
conv
&
15%
15%
107%
38%
*97%
84
35% Dec
2
7,900
41 %
*106
32 %
110%
85%
37% Dec
2
*38
7,100
13%
107%
41
143
*36
24%
No par
5
•
39%
*105%
79%
42%
123/a
*42
,
103,400
99%
No par
18
30% Mar
41%
111%
com__No par
26% Jun
25% Jan
42
79%
123%
*38
39%
41.
79%
>
12%
41%
v
107 %
41
24%
(conv)
29% Jun
146% Feb
*38
49
106%
preferred
Electric
80
110% Jan 29
79
12%
43%
*98
100
___
72% Mar 16
6
80%
111%
2
L
(The)
Plough
5
4
29
5
Inc
&
Co
82% Jan
Apr
28%
♦28
100
25
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Pittston
76% Dec 29
Jan
*28
29
No par
1st series prior pfd
Procter
47
36
No par
preferred
Publlcker
108
10
28%
*28
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
20
4
57,200
20
12
105 %
36
37
100
common
guaranteed
19
25% Jan
37y8,
36%
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
l
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry com__100
26
20
36%
No par
com
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
Jan
27% Jan
1,500
%
24%
28%
No par
preferred
preferred
J^n
3
34
107
100
convertible
11
26
A
*24
*105%
100
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
78% Apr
Mar 19
333/4
106%
No par
Hosiery
38
92% Mar
11%
49
*105
1
preferred
14
27
14
25
25
107%
_100
Jones Corp
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
$4
15%
49
100
preferred
series
15%
12%
11%
preferred series A
100
Philip Morris & Co Ltd common
5
17
28% Jan
103%
*28
41%
38%
227/B
33/4%
4%
*37
23%
com
preferred
3.9%
37
23
Reading Coal & Iron
Corp common
Phllco
15%
142
105%
&
Feb
7
.*32
B
preferred
4.68%
Phila
Apr
20
%
U
100
Pressed Steel Car Co Inc
12
10%
32
*48
/
Potomac
26% Apr
10%
25% V-
79%
•■"'/
39
B
preferred
Poor
82% Jan
81%
12
*105
preferred
3.8%
4.3%
9% Mar 31
15
fl
com
5
4
40%
common
5
2
*105%
41%
12.50
2
64% Jan
107%
40%
(conv)
9% Jan
109% Mar
*105%
Corp
1634 Feb
25% Jan
%
43%
100
18% Apr
5
80%
h- 12
No par
preferred
Electric
68
20% Sep
L
loo
Corp of America
2nd
4%
35
25% Aug 31
17
1,600
No par
33 %c
Phelps-Dodge
7
131% Jun
38%
35
*38
common
Brewing 00
(Chas) & Co Inc
20
2
38
35
38
Pfeiffer
16
Jun
38
353/2
37%
preferred
15% Jan
42% Sep 14
37%
35%
10%
32%
71% Dec
103
400
37%
36%
142%
69% July 1
9% Dec 31
<
10%
37%
36
*10%
32%
4
5
2,700
141%
7
30
6,600
3
141%
29
Jan
33/8
•
*32 %
Jan
27% Oct
500
7
3'/J
32%
Pond
22
*63/a
V:./,; 3 '• r
10%
1
*36
35
16% Jan
15
3
7
36
43
141%
5% % conv preferred
Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
29
35% Sep
33%
3
*63%
37%
11%
100
16
19% Mar 23
18
33%
3
...7
37%
43
100
283/s Mar 11
17% Jan
101% Jun
4
3
36
42%
Co
99% Apr
12% Feb
27% Feb 24
33/8
300
*10%
;
11%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
1
27% Apr
102
7
4
3
J
Peoria & Eastern Ry
4
3
1,600
1,700
11
15
37%
45%
89% Jan
10% Feb
37%
45%
July 30
24
38%
*37%
9,600
45%
14
2
23,300
24
45
12
14
33%
38 %
44%
27
12% Jan
38
44%
213/4 Jan
34% Apr
46% Feb
323/4
*23
45%
24% Apr
14
29%
32%
45%
Pillsbury Mills Inc
8
29 %
23%
32
31,700
Phoenix
43
29% '
23%
7%
;
10
A
29%
16%
148% Feb
15
4
10%
10,400
16
5
Sep
9
36
7%
16%
8
10% Sep
Jun
38
36
r
12
86
24% Jun
10%
37%
preferred
19% Jan
23% Sep 14
30% Dec 23
92
25
No par
com
18% Jan
14
24% Jun 22
7%
29
81
148% Feb
Sep
26
38
29%
80
2
15
18
3
38
No par
27
17% Sep
Jan
15
38%
7%
7%
16
$4.80
6% Jan
Sep
38
2.50
7%
32%
1317/8
Co
270
7%
24
*23%
32%
102%
16 %
$5
12% Jan
Jun
24%
32
*101%
16
19
5
Jun
24%
33%
101%
16 %
19
26
73
29%
24%
32%
101%
102
80,900
16
Apr
9% Feb
25
30%
24%
24,600
16%
Apr
21% Jan
22
29%
1
80
45%
85
15
Sep 21
May
1
No par
Corp
73/3
76%
29%
7%
2,700
80%
7%
101%
79%
44%
86
31
39
102
61
16%
4
12% Sep
8
102
60 3/4
10
6
Mar
7
102
44,300
61
50
Jan
Apr
11% May
102
7 3/s
Pennsylvania RR__|
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
80
169
8
813/4
61
7
106
77% Jan
Apr
160
15
80
7%
Corp,,
3
29
?2% Mar
6
13
827/a
11%
107%
Pitts
Jar*
803/a
3%
11
106
4
15
98
84%
8%
3%
11%
107
19% Jan
14
25% Mar 18
61
*8%
11
107
28
Apr
Apr
31% Jan
60%
8%
3%
3%
V
106
11
Jan
150
61%
3%
106
Jan
Jan
9
61%
81%
1
Co
8
Jan
53
75
63
*8%
11%
3%
106%
103
160
31
11
107
8
162
Sep 18
3%
11%
160
107%
8
11% Jan
3%
10%
>34
106%
12
42% Mar
3%
10%
60%
5
343/8
107
Jan
13% Mar
8%
3%
10%
1
34%
100
Jan
39% Apr
35%
100
11
21
No par
5
series
35
3
Jun
5%
5%
5
preferred
100% Jan
6
11
7% Sep
34% Jan
53/8
144%
5%
Sep
16
144%
Phillips
Feb
13% Oct
1453/4
4%%
4
68% Mar 16
146
1,370
*144%
4.40%
2
162
69% Dec
146
*28
Common
31% Mar
165
6% Dec
145%
29
Power
97% Apr
153% Jun
44
Penn
9
Sep 15
148% Apr 21
i
6
106% May 22
19
145%
5%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Penna Glass Sand Corp com
5% preferred
5
Mar
23
Jan
Sep
3
12
Dec
July 22
Mar
Jan
98
32
21
86% Mar 17
29
69% Mar 25
34% Apr
94
5
28
38% Feb
85
18% Jan 27
48% Sep 15
10
Dec 30
7
Jan
82% Jun
1
101
8% Apr
7
8% Sep 21
26% Nov 27
85
*144%
5%
1
*28
Pet
43% Feb
Dec
144%
15%
Pepsi-Cola Co
4
108 % Jan
87
3,300
144%
Corp
29
49% Mar
21
July 28
81% Jun 18
July
4,800
23%
119%
*28
16% Mar 12
105 % Mar 23
29% Sep
28
104
35%
23%
118%
25
105
11
35%
23%
preferred
3
42% Jan
35%
119%
*28
107% Feb
25
35%
100
23%
*25
2
Jan
5
35 %
35%
28%
10
46
35%
25%
Jun
30
35%
*25
30% Jun
28
36%
*28
101
17% Sep
35%
26
38
Jan
13,400
29
28
Dec
41 %
*28%
41% Dec
49
41 %
*25%
Jun
15% May 21
41%
25
27
105
3,100
41%
25
Penn Coal & Coke
8
413/4
No par
Penney (J C)
15
41%
118%
preferred
43% Mar 23
38% Aug 21
31%
41%
23%
Ford
13 '/a Feb
33
31%
41%
3
11% Jan
22
41%
4
37% Jan
Dec
46
-41%
*7
14% Apr 23
39% Mar 19
48
61
*45%
31%
4%
Sep 15
14
11
*58
46%
31%
7%
10
Sep 14
61
*45%
31%
3
82% Mar 12
Sep 15
*58
46%
313/8
3
73% Jan
104
61
46
31%
3%
9
35% Mar 18
*58
45
5
30
30% Sep
61
31%
preferred
$1.30
60
44 3/4
B
81% Dec
29
34%
31%
common.,
29% Nov
29% Jan
*33%
46
Enterprises
Co
prior
65% Mar 19
Jan
343/4
1193/4
Co
27% Aug 10
26% Aug 27
28
*34
23%
preferred
$1.32
10
2,700
119%
Peninsular Telep common
Common rights
$1
6,300
8
31%
100
&
Coal
&
34%
16%
87
73/4
23%
Corp
Mines
Penick
*58
*34
—
28% Apr
14
3
343/4
16%
*85
8
119%
Airways Inc
& Transp
Proof
conv
16
87
*73/4
23%
Transportation
Peabody
25
38% Dec
2
Parmelee
63
•45
16
*85
IVe
-
Corp common.4
Oil
&
Rust
23
7
10
*58
*34
,
1193/a
Tllford Distillers Corp
Parker
34%
16
87
7%
23%
Pictures
Davis
3% Jan
8
Jan
32
&
7% Feb
Jan
5
Park
Parke
12% Jan
Jan
6
18
15
34%
16
*85
119%
Car
Oil
Paramount
4
3
22
20
Sep
7%
7,900
23%
preferred
Panhandle
20
3,700
„
119%
Consolidated
Motor
10% Mar 15
2% Dec
10% Oct
10% Jan
16
85%
7%
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
35% Jan
89
153/4
85%
7%
19
7
28
16%
87%
7%
84% Apr
34% Jan
16
16
*85%
4
26% Jan
16,000
59 %
83%
69 % Jan
30
127
59
82%
Pan Amer World
44% Jan
28% Sep
59
83
Pan-American Petrol
39% Jan
16% Dec
58%
5
2
*84
82%
19
Apr
85%
85%
83%
20
30% Mar 27
85%
*83
83
Apr
4%
2,000
85%
85%
84
Jan
102% Mar 19
*84
63%
83
11% Apr
4
85%
62 %
84%
63
97% Jan
62
84%
5
30
4,700
573/8
583/4
4
98% Dec
57
58%
100
preferred
Packard
56
55%
10
Western
4
55%
55%
59%
9% Jan
3% Mar 11
16%
52
i,100
com
preferred
4%
16
51%
No par
6%
4
16%
51 %
58%
No par
Mills
21
Feb
16
50 3/4
59%
28
Telep & Teleg
Apr
9
16 %
503%
59%
No par
10
noncum
Pacific
15%
50
B
No par
Pacific Gas & Electric
13
16
51
55 %
10
Corp
36% Apr
Shares
153/4
50%
B
noncum
Finance
Apr. 23
16
100
Inc
common
preferred
Pacific
the Week
Friday
Apr. 22
52
*83
No par
com
preferred
conv
cum
Sale* far
Thursday
12.50
Co
Pabco Products Inc
Pacific
Apr. 21
15%
2.50
Fiberglas Corp
Glass
Wednesday
Apr. 20
51
__No par
47% Jan
30
20% Nov
Mfg
19
10
Jan
Marine &
Outlet Co
41% Mar 18
30% Jun 10
34
Outboard
26
15
15
27% Sep
5
No par
6% Jan
2
May 13
24% Sep
23
Dec
5
8
(The)
Elevator
11% Feb
14
33
9
Jan
28
8
Mar 10
8% Feb
Corp
Tuesday
Apr. 19
Pat
62% May 25
88% Mar 25
28
8% Sep
9% Jan
16% Mar 12
88
60
4
47% Mar 31
23
35% Feb
4
8% Jan
19
3
20
Mar 17
Apr
33% Mar
28% Jan
119% Mar lo
22
16
7
11
44% Apr
15
8% Apr
20
Jan
7% Jan
39% Jan
2
142% Jan
20
14% Jan
82
20
22
25
4% Sep
22% Feb
12
Mar 17
34% Dec 31
22% Not 25
110% Sep
3
77% Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
37% Aug 31
Continued—Page 9
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
46%
47
10
400
7,900
60'%
59 %
60%
17,600
109%
109%
109%
200
29%
29%
29%
154%
153'%
153%
630
23'%
23%
2,100
23
3,600
1
R
21
Not 19
29% Jan
6
22% Jan
68
Jun
18
79
Jan
2
76
2% Oct
15
4% Jan
6
3y« Sep
66
Feb
15
5% Dec
4
26
96
35% Dec
30
47% Mar 25
For footnotes
see
Not
»
page 22.
11
28% Apr
9
Jan
4
81% Feb
11
2% Jan
28
6% Mar 30
Radio Corp of America com„No par
$3.50 1st preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
4% Mar
1
90% Jan 12
5% Mar 30
RKO Theatres
37
Jan
4
99% Mar 29
43% Apr
23
Ralston Purina Co 3% %
Raybestos-Manhattan
pfd
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27'%
80%
80
80
80%
80%
80%
80%
6
6'/a
6
6%
6
6'%
6
6'a
6
1
Corp
27%
80
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5»/2
5%
5%
5%
100
*97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
*97
98
98
98
150
42%
42%
43
43
♦43%
43%
43%
43%
900
No par
1
42
98
42
,
27
27'%
80%
80%
900
6%
32.700
5'%
10,800
47,200
19
'
20
The Commercial
(1848)
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1953
Highest
Sep
14
35% Jan
4
33% <Vpr
8
28
34% Jan
5
15
25V4-Jan
30% Dec
31% Jan
4
36% Apr
21
15
14% Mar 18
d'/a-jail
11
8
22
8
Sep
9
36% Dec
24
41
36
12% Jan
29% Nov
16% Oct
6
6
26% Jan
36 y« Feb
13
1
.'
26
Feb
16
34% Apr
30 % Apr
22% Mar 23
16 y2 Jan
4
19
20
18% Apr 19
14
1
12
Sep
15
15% Jan
16
12% Jan
8
4
Dec
23
4 % Jan
5
25
Sep
23
7% Mar 20
31% Feb 26
9% Dec
27
Jan
25
14% Jan
19
Apr
9% Apr
9
1
57 Vs Apr
G
-
13% Sep
19% Feb
2
Jan 23
14% Jan
4
84
.
21
Sep 14
18
Aug 14
19% Jan 12
97
2
Jan
12
93 % Feb
18
100
19
Jan
11
28
22
23% May 25
27
Mar 18
Jan
11
Mar 26
Apr
Reo
6
the Week
Shares
31%
32 %
32
.
32%
32%
32%
32
32%
36
-.a
9%
36
3 6'A
19,300
36'A
36%
36iA
36%
36%
36%
9%
"1,700
9%
9%
9'A
9%
9%
9%
17,800
27%
1,000
10
27 %
9%
27%
27
27
.
*27'A
"
27%
*>38
3o%
38%
"38
39
34 %
L4%
*34%"
35%
"34 %
29%
29%
29%
30%
*30'A
18
18V2
17%
17%.
*17%
13%
13%
'4%
5%
-'27
35%
preference
10
Corp
No par
Stores
*13
39
27%
-
27
*38
39
*38
3.)"
*34%
35%'
*34%
35%
100
31'A
*30%
31%
*30 V2
31%
■500
18 %
*12% '
13',4
50c
25
16%
I
9%
58%
17 'A
common
J
*17%
18
17%
17%
1.700
12%
13
12%
12%
1,400
5
*4%
4%
*25'A
26%
200
9%
1,300
*
13
58
16%
97
*25'A
9%
'
*57'A
V
100
-
9%'
*96V2
9'A
9%
57%
*57%
16%
17%
17%.
97
97%
96%
97
26%
26%
26%
2J%
12,700
26%
28 %
28%
29'/a
41,300
97
26%
27 y8
26%
27%
26%'
27
1
26'A
26%
25%,
26%
26;;
2o%
*57%
W.f
17 %
1
Republic Aviation Corp
*4%-
25%
9'A
"
,
17'A
*96%;
,-"5
25%
9%
17
..
"4'A
26%
*91/4
*57'A /.58
97
97
*■'
5
*25%
,
%
5
Inc
Motors
*
•57%
*4%
•
.
26'A
25%
_10U
series
3%r%
Remington-Rand
$4.50 preferred
31% Mar 31
Friday
Apr. 23
33
36
prior
Conv pfd
17% Mar 31
Sales for
Thursday
Apr. 22
5
Reliance Mfg Co common
59 % Jan 20
PRICES
Apr. 21
31
No par
50c
Inc
Bros
Apr. 20
50
50
Mills
Co
Monday, April 26, 1954
(Robt) & Co—
Reliable
8
10% Jan
'
62% Jun
Bit
$1.25 dlv
5% Mar 19
29
18
54% Apr 29
Roller
Reeves
Rels
•
Mfg Co
Heal Silk Hosiery
Reed
SALE
Wednesday
Apr. 19
1
Reading Co common
4*
noncum
1st preferred
A% noncum .2nd preferred
Mar 24
28
U1GII
Tuesday
25
5
50
preferred
Raytheon
Mar 10
39
30% Jan
6
Mar
28
5
% Feb
•2
ANI)
Monday
Par
Rayonler Inc common
io
10-/2 «*ar
6
33% Jan
26% Oct
31% Dec 22
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
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STOCKS
for Previous
ICange
Financial Chronicle
and
27
v
.
53
10
17%
15,500
210
2% Sep
17
Jan
4
3% Apr
23
3%
14
11% Jun
3
io y2 Jail
26
11% Jan
la
50c
10
3%
9% Sep
10%
10%
10%
10%
*10'/2
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
47% Jan
11
51% Apr
12
Republic Steel Corp com—No par
50%
51%
50%
51'A
50%
51%
1,300
14
52% Mar 17
50%
51'/»
51%
51%
8
118% Feb
8
series A—100
ni6%
36,400
40% Sep
108% Jun 10
31 y* Apr
7
5% Feb
>42% Sep
115% Mar 17
37% Feb
24
6% Jan
5
1 Apr
7% Jan
51% Jan
12
68"/. Apr
21
22
49
Dec
31
22% Sep
46
43% Sep
14
Oct
9
Feb
5
31% Apr
23
58% Apr
14
81 % Jan
13
5
97% Jan
14
104
25% Jan
12
Jan
5
48% Jan
11
11
9
26% Dec
15
21% Mar
27
14
24
*
Apr
17% Jan
3
24
25% Aug 14
7
7
Jan
;
30
4
9
44% Mnr
5
14
4
11
8
190
Dec
17
96
Jan
18
105
10% Jan
13
7% Jan
4
Apr 24
149% Dec
Jun
105
2
6% Sep 24
21% Apr
Apr
Spring
Haas
Mar 29
4%
19
32% Jan
23
40% Dec 18
Jun
12
93% Nov
81
Nov
19
29
9
*
5
431/4 Jan
4
17
Jan
4
70% Apr 22
19
16J/4 Mar
28
19
44% Apr 23
y Apr
6
883/4 Jan
4
11
38% Apr
2
55
Jan
96% Feb
Royal
t
Mupperi
Safeway
30% Oct
7
16y2 Jun
29
19% Nov 24
18% Jan
14
22 'A Apr
30
23'/a Jan
4
27'A Jan
27
62'/2 Jan
22
Dec
29
61
Sep
14
21
11%
ii >A
11%
111/8
ll'A
10%
Co
42
No par
5
—100
"102
1
9
Works Inc
Ll
16%
15
0
42%
'A
10% Dec
22
15 y2 Mar
20
Sep
15
28
Jan
11
Sep
15
17
Mar 23
6
6
8
San
263/4 Mar
5
bangamo
41%
41%
1,700
21%
21%
21%
18,700
9
185
105 %
'
*102
8%
16%
16%
16%
70%
70%
70%
14%
*14%
43%
44
A
r
91%
:>1!
T.
■'
66%
218
218
*125
130
*125
130
11
Jan
4
12'/a Jan
26
19
Apr
22
22% Jan
20
4
14% Feb
19
Scherlng
5,700
16%
16%
4,300
70%
70%
1,400
15
1,600
*15%;
44%
44
44%
92%
92 %
*92
921/4
37
15,500
413,200
270
373a
36 3/4
37
21%
21%
21%
600
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
11,900
67
67
67%
66 'A
66 %
1,700
*215
222
*215
222
*215
222
*125
130
*125
130
*125
130
991/2
24%
25 Va
98
98
10
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
ll'A Jan
8%
*21%
25'A
*97%
500
105%
8%
43%
91%
25 %
24%
15
102
1,000
195
A
91%
25%
99
8%
,14%
67
89
105%
16%
67
25%
"189
70%
25%
24%
185
16%
218
ion
Co
8%
-.
70
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'A
24Va
24%
*24%
24%
24%
24%
*98
15%
Jozy
Feb
-21%
187
8aA
.14%
32
91'A
41
218
—5
Diego Gas & Electric Co
24
Electric
41%
21%
100
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
15% Apr
41%
21 »/4
22
9
10
41%
37:f a
14
12
41%
36%
Apr
Jan"13
1,000
22
25% Apr
24%
3,700
.
3,500
37
125
11
19
22'A
9
10%
8,600
251%
36'A
Apr
4,000
24%
43 r8
43
.
9%
18%
22'A
123
Nov
69%
*14'A
68%
100
9%
25%
22 3/a
14
27
,16%
25%
24%
56%
25%
19
37%
68%
:
11,900
56
25%
25%
36 '/2
25'A
1
18%
100
Ry Co
preferred
,
31%
25%
*21%
Sep
96
24%
670
31%
18%
10
Bt Louis Southwestern
9
24%
11
200
103
25%
-102
92'A
-
85
•
18%
105%
43%
asa
91 lA
1
25
51
25%
187
70'A
jo
common
24%
f
190 ■ •
8%
15%
24%
25%
187
9
14%
57%
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105%
70
No par
56'A
1,100
42,100
21%
21.
,
>:
5
(The)
noncum
185
71
*24'%'
.19
41%
21 >/4
185
preferred
5%
42'A
20%
20
19
25%
-
311/,
31%
56%
24'A
25%
15
1
%
19
25'/a
common
rights
56
24%
18%
25
Corp
Axle
24 34
50
29%
com—1
26
Sep~14
91% Sep
11%
Feb
Mar
31%
9%
Jan
99
31 Va
,-•9%
70
12
93%jAn
4
15'A Apr 21
i>,
56%
248
20'/a Jan
103
25%
5
23% Mar 25
85
103%
56%
8
160
15
86%
102%
*24%
Apr
15
*85
103%
9,000
5%
33%
*46
9%
211
May 26
85%
*102%
51
9%
5
Sep
17% Sep
*46
9%
2
150
5%
38
: 25'A
Jan
211
66'a
6
9%
771/2 Feb
■
65%
66
38 "2
l *24%
Power
No par
St L San F Ry Co common—No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
312
12,400
9%
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light &
20
33% Jan
7,500
6%
851/2
;
200
47%
51
87
103
t
6%
25'/4
20
Controls
&
Hluien
Common
K%
•
118'A
47%
57%
(Jacobi
11
*85%
*102
*46
6
38 '/a
14,300
6%
9%
Typewriter
Ruberoid Co
86 %
102
65%
6%
39'A
3 %
47%
56%
preferred series A
1
9
"85%
51
*46
67
61/4
38%
.
6%
"117
'♦24%
series A___
Co
Ronson Art Metal
31% Jan
17»/a Mar 23
&
66'A
%
6'A
38%
47
6%
118
30
common
El
&
Rohm
3*2 Apr
62
15
Gas
Rockwell
38'A Jan
22% Jan 30
30
Rochester
67
6'A
38 %
47'A
"
3%
29 y2
preferred—
20
13% Feb
14% Jan
14% Dec 29
50% Sqp
11% Dec
Inc
conv
66%
6V4
118
3 %
No par
preferred
5Va%
6%
67%
102
118
46%
6%
6%
3%
No par
Corp
Company
21
9% Feb
100
Antelope Copper Mines
Mills
.47% ..'471/2
>
51
3%
*116%
38%
"46
1
Oil
117
6 %
10
Manufacturing Co
4.50%
v.
67
3%
38 Va
10
series—
RobertShdw-Fulton
•
Mar
Jan
9
12
27
Jan
41
7
5
20% Feb
6%
.100
Robbing
12
18% Jan
43% Dec
21% Nov
Roan
i
5
Mar
6
Hitter
8
14% Mar
48%
:
4.50%
5
117
6%
series
Richfield
Mar 22
Apr
148
23
18% Dec 29
Preferred
•••
118
47%
No par
1
'
Preferred 3.60%
Rheem
10
20
10 V2 Jan
3
44 y2 Mar 10
29
16% Sep
22% Oct
Jan
7% Jan
25
>/a Dec 18
27% Mar
11% Dec 31
92
10
5
6% Apr 23
115
Feb
Jan
65
Common
3%
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com,
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (B J| Tob class B
4
3%
No par
Rexall Drug Inc.
5
48% Mar
Mar 16
90% Jan
107
5
25
Apr
88
'
35% Jun
'
40
26% Dec
14
22
Aug 10
29% Mar 18
80 y4 Jun
5
98% Dec 14
1
4
15
5
58% July 21
48
Jan
35'% Feb
9% Mar 20
21
pfd
prior
conv
Revere Copper & Brass
8
6% Jan
56
4% Sep
50
prelerred
convertible
41
6%
22
Jan 16
6% Apr
14
Mar
114
Republic Pictures common
42% Oct 30
13
36% Dec
.
3
4% May 18
24%
15%
*24
25 Va
25%
98%
50
25%
99%
10,000
60,300
98%
80
15%
15%
15%
3,500
24%
24%
24%
500
11%
.5
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
4,000
1.40
Corp
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19
193,
19
191%
19,000
13
13'A
13
13'A
13'/a
13%
13
13 'A
13%
13'A
5,600
84
85
84%
84 3-4
85'A
7,800
11%
ll'A
11%
15c
v..
: 1 ■.
Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
No par
No par
95 %
95%
*94%
96%
94 %
$4
No par
102 '/2
102 %
*102%
103%
*102%
25
23%
28%
28%
28'A
"28 '/a
•'
54
Jan
16
1
85% Jun
98
Jun
24% Dec
18
29
70% Dec
9
91% Jan
6
Feb 25
105
31% Jan
12
86% Feb
2
69% Jan
4
91%Jari
15
Jan
8
25 % Jan
4
102
85'A Feb
8
jun
19
3
1023/4 Jan
15
15 y* Jun
10
17% Dec
3
17 'A Jan
5
68% Jun 15
36% Sep 14
79% Jan
29
Jan
14
81% Jun 30
98
Feb
110
74
873/4 Mar 23
95 '/a Apr
105
■
Feb
29 '/a Mar
Scott
19
26
89% Mar 23
107
Mar
3.65%
2
203/4 Apr
Feb
preferred
4.30%
2
19
81
prelerred
8coviU Mfg Co common
1
conv
3.35%
loo
(The)
com
preferred
*88%
100
107
107
___5
preferred
Bcranton Elec Co
20
20
*19%
21'A
81
*80
81
100
42
Jan
4
491/2 Apr
14
Sea'board Air Line RR
8
24
Jan
4
26 y2 Apr
20
102
Jan
5
106% Mar
85'A Jan
8
117% Apr
12% Dec 29
17% Mar 24
13
7
56% Apr
62% Dec
*80%
Seaboard Finance Co common
9
Aug 13
21% Sep
15
99% Aug 24
72
Oct
6
17
45'A July 31
26
Dec
103 Vz Nov
90
3
26% Mar 27
20 y4 Sep
12% Mar 12
8% Sep
Jan
1 a
Feb
$5.75
9
Seaboard
15
1
571/8 Mar 16
63% Apr
21% Jan
12
26
Feb
24
10% Feo
4
9'As Jan
26
26% Feb
79V2 Dec
13 y4 Sep
15
17% Jan
6
28'/8 Sep
"l5
20
291/4 Jan
4
7% Apr 23
333/8 Apr
8
Dec
30
|43% Mar 20
36'A Jan
6
39
Feb
1
30 y2 Sep
11
43% Mar 20
32 Vb Jan
4
42'A Apr
19
331/4 Oct
14
42
Aug
5
35'A Jan
4
50% Mar-29
23% Sep 29
37
Jan
8
25% Jan
5
31'A Mar 22
17% Feb 27
7% Apr
7
Apr
80
60'A Oct 27
35% Sep
18
42'/2 Dec
32
Sep
15
43'/2 Mar
8
Dec
29
11% Mar
62
Apr
69% Jail
40
Jan
51'A Apr
8
37% Mar 11
32% Jan
25% Jan
291/4 *"eb
5
95 % Apr
17Vb Feb
1
8
Dec
22
38y2 Oct 21
42% Oct
13
15
Dec
8
14% Dec
30
30
Sep 18
14% Sep 14
121
Jun
18
47/a Sep 14
11% Jan
2
47
Oct
1
32% Dec 31
33
Dec 16
34
Jan
58% Mar
70 y2 Feb
4
25
Mar 15
9% Feb
1
5
13
Smith
49% Jan
8
54
Mar
26
373A Jan
Jan
11
11
18
15
39% Mar If
16'A Feb
2
37% Jan
13% Sep
15% Jan
5
17
22% Jun
11
27 'A Feb
24
25% Jan
6
26% Mar 22
Jun
5
33% Feb
10
28% Feb
2
32% Apr
35% Dec
29
49% Mar 18
36% Jan
4
45% Mar
Sep
11
49% May 20
39y4 Jan
ll
47% Apr
23
36% Sep
21
40
37
Jan
5
43 3/4 Apr
23
80
Jan
14
8%
33% Jun
23
38
73
9
Mar 30
11% Dec
151/8 May 25
11
4% Dec 31
4% Dec 29
103
Oct
2
44
Ffeb
18
2
98% Feb
12% Sep 14
35% Sep 14
5% Sep 14
52% Dec 29
21% Aug 31
Sep 15
80% May 5
12% Dec 29
10% Sep 15
25
May 21
80% Oct
2
7% Mar 17
7% Mar 25
107
Dec 21
60% Dec 22
101% Dec 16
19% Jan
5
49 Va Mar 20
9% Mar 19
12% Jan
4
Apr
5
22
4% Mar 16
105
Feb
10
55% Mar 31
413/8 Mar 30
82'A Mar
133/a Feb
51/4 Jan
6% Apr
106
23
.
5
102
Feb
19
1,4
Jan
4
43% Jan
11
623A Apr
27
26
26%
*25%
26 3A
9334
92'A
93 %
93
94
92%
94'A
94%
95'A
8,100
16%
17
16%
17
16%
17
16%
16%'
163*
17%
14,800
7%
18,100
4
8'/b Jan
14
9
4
11
353/8 Apr
9
5
33% Apr
23
Feb
11
86% Jan
17% Jan
6
123/4 Jan
12 Va Ja
n
4
61
Va Jan
7
923/a Mar 30
7
14% Jan
27
28
13% Apr
14
,
27
*26
7%
7%
33
32%
7%
7,%tl
3234
33
38
38
38%
38
38
41 Va
41%
41'A
41%
41%
41%
30.900
46 5 u
47
46%
46%
x45%
46'A
10,600
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
1,300
7%
7%
734
734
1,500
46 3
47 'A
10
29%
30
30%
Inc common__20
7%
73A
7:%
73i
77/
7%
1()«
33
36'A
*36
36%
100
43
431/,
*43
43%
No par
151/.
1514
15'A
15%
_5
18%
19%
19%
15
J
pfd—100
& Platinum
_1
Gold
4i3/4
17%
160
4234
18
42%
'
17%
160
*158
*36
36%
35%
36
35
42%
43
42
53/3
5%
5%
le'A
16%
16 %
161/2
500
560
42
151/a
15 Va
15'A
15%
19%
191/4
19%
42%
17%
43%
18
166
43%
17%
*154
44%
44
173A
8,200
87,200
45
17%
17%
*156
165
2,300
19'A
19%
*156
190
15%
*15%
19'A
'
17%
514
2,900
36
43%
42%
166
,
*43
|
19%
,
7%
33
38%
48
4
7%
200
27
32 3 4
46%
*30
7%
7%
*26
33
32%
32%
41 %
9,600
100
162
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
4,400
16%
.
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
5,900
531/2
53 %
*52%
54
*52V2
32'/8
33
32%
37
37
*36%
37%
371/4
25
40%
41 y4
41
41%
40%
411/8
41
5
16%
16%
16%
16%
1634
16%
16%
16%
16%
No par
26%
26 '/2
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
100
26%
Pacific
Co
Railway
non^cum
D
54
321/4
*52 %
32i%
54
.
32'A
2,800
33
32
400
37'A
*36%
3734
41 'A
41%
41'A
12,100
16%
22,800
3,300
31%
31'A
31%
31 >4
31%
31 Va
3134
31%
32%
9,300
41
40'A
40%
40%
40%
40 Va
'40%
40%
4134
34,600
common—No par
46
46%
slk
tr
"A|
4574,
45%
50
43
4314
100
82
8?
1
12%
13
No par
4%
ctfs
Inc
common
1
No par
common
6
c %
*103
"
4%
6%
109
42%
*
*81
42%
83
42%
12%
12%
12%
4%
4 %
4'a
6%
*103
6%
103
61%
64'A
62%
64%
*102'A
103%
*102 %
103 %
ig'A
16 y2
16%
16%
57%
59%
58
73/s
73/3
*571/4
45%
*81
7%
6%
*103
46 Va
43
83 : !
13
4 »/n
6%
109
45 3 i
46%
42 3 4
143 1/4
*82
13
13
13
4
4
4
6'A
*103
63%
*102%
103%
*102'A
16%
16%
16%
591/4
58%
59%
58%
7%
6%
7%
6%
6'A
109
42,50,0
47%
43%
83
64%
64
46%
43%
*81
83
13%
4,400
100
8,000
4
2,400
6 %
6%
*103
•.
2,000
101
63%
63 %
103%
*102%
103%
16%
16%
16%
2.800
61%
61%
6234
32,300
G4
6%,
6%
/
7
6,300
19,700
Inc
com
320
i
56
56%
56%
57
5
Co__^
$3.50 preferred
32
40%
34y8
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
34 y8
34%
34%
34%
3,600
No par
No par
31%
32
31%
32 Va
32
32'/8
32
32%
32%
33%
11,100
89'/2
90
*89%
90%
90%
90
90
89 a4
90%
730
14
14 y8
14
13%
14
13%
14%
4,300
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
l
Gas & Electric Cb_No par
Standard
37
*52 %
31%
preferred—*
Brands
32%
7.50
preferred
Standard
*36%
54
No par
(Del)
4.60% preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Corp (The)
1
Spiegel Inc common
2
Conv $4.50 pfd (stamped )_No par
Square
r
*26
25
$5.50
23
6'A Jan
17%
900
8'A
92 3/4
,
40%
Spencer Chemical Co
•103% Jan 27
28 % Jan
6,000
8%
prelerred
Spear & Co
19
243A Jan
22.
4,500
34%
8%
42'A
Spalding (A G) & Bros
Sparks Wltliinglon Co
20
53 % Jan
page
49
34
8%
4ii/«
Co
Mobile & Ohio
13
Jan
64'/2 Apr
6
see
48
34
California Edison
Southern Co (The)
South Indiana Gas & Elec
Southern Natural Gas Co
5%
20
67% Mar 23
For footnotes
49
33 %
8%
Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
Southern
9
31% Jan
20 % Mar 18
48%
preferred
South'n
9
29% Mar 18
91
49
34
Southern
Mar 15
1,500
63%
*8'A
Corp—
Aircraft
South
*62
33 7«
Boulh Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
5% preferred
50
38'A Mar 29
63%
2,500
13,200
48%
Socony Vacuum Oil.Co Inc
1
313/4 Feb
*62%
38 %
11
34
63%
*62%
No par
(Alexander)
9
8
*37%
Jan
17 y4 Mar
3%
734
838
Solvay American Corp 4%
14% Jan
8%
8
50
Co
Ainer
8%
7%
25
;
South
83i,
8 Vb
16,100
34%
Corp
.
..
8%
8
38%
Solar
6
26
38'/2
23
6
63 %
25%
8%
7%
19
4
63 %
25%
33%
32%
23
5 '/a Jan
63 %
25%
No par
Apr
27
63
49
No par
Oil
.
63 %
63%
25%
8'A
Steel
Apr
21
160
62%
*13%
50'A
of America new_50c
&
45
4
300
14
34'A
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
4
600
14
14
25'A
I
20
115
14%
._]
21
18
115
9,500
5,100
106
8'A
_i
22
351/4 Jan
*62'A
113 1/8
491/s
263a
26%
3334
Corp
O)
63'A
*14
47%
*105%
15
Skelly
Smith
(A
48%
26%
497^
Co
15% Apr
19% Apr
15 % Jan
May
Oil
47%
1
preferred
Smith-Corona Inc
1383/a Feb
Jan
Pen
Sheraton' Corp
Simmons Co
Sinclair
48%
10
No par
4.20%
5
53
*62'A
Corp
Saw
82
—No par
3y2%
21% Mar 20
53% Feb
No par
29
37% Jan
40
*8%
8%
29
140% Mar 13
Mar 26
8%
8
46% Jarf
4
7 '/a Feb
8aa
8'A
Slmonds
*81
115
8%
Mfg
82
*
a
Sheller
.
*81
115%
14
qi/2
A)
81
*113%
116
1
(W
10
1,100
106
13%
460
90%
20%
26'/a
114%
1,300
107'A
*105%^
14
*88 3 4
*106
90
110
28%
*19%
26%
117
*28%
20
105%
1
Oil
90 V2
108'/2
94 %
103
20
26%
25
Sheaffer
*89
*106
105%
24%
40'/2 Jan
15'A Jan
H6
94
20
26%
24%
Shell
.
89
108 %
84%
103
28 '/a
105'A
24 %
Shamrock Oil & Gas
28
26'A
9
common
28%
84%
96 %
104
*105%
63%
23
1
48
83%
*94%
*102%
261/4
62%
23
18'/a Jun
49
84
94%
104
105 '/4
63%
Apr
12
81
623A
Co_
Apr
13% Jan
*19%
No par
&
42
6
48'A
89
*106
*13%
35
21% Mar
15
9
49%
89%
108%
0
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
23
153/4 Jan
—No par
$4.50 preferred
15
76 y2 Jan
7
35
91/8 Jan
8 '/a Jan
26
*88%
*106
Bervel Inc
13
8
24
14% Feb
48%
*105'/a
89%
Seeger Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
3
7% Jan
24% Dec 22
13
40
Co
Sears Roebuck
Apr 23
62% Apr
Oct
Oil
Co
preferred-No par
fund
Seagrave Corp
22
26
14
3
16
25
6
22
7
sink
83 %
13 Vb
58
13'A
57
13%
131/8
57'A
14
13%
56
*89%
13%
13'A
57
13'A
13
13
13
13
3,500
jVolume 179
Number 5319
.
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...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1849): 21
•
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
j
Range for Previous
'
"
Year 1953
Lowest
Range Since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
;
r
EXCHANGE
59% Jan
5
52% Jan
62%; Apr
81% Jan
2
68 % Jan
83%, Apr 19
67
Sep
78% IJan
5
71% Jan
87%. Apr 19
31
Sep .21
38% Jan
5
32 % Jan
39%. Apr 19
100% Jan
12
15
'
94
May 11
8% Dec 3o
99
Jan
19
10% Dec
13% Mar 26
4
17
30
9 % Jan
11% Jan
46
42% Feb
7
Apr
Jersey
32% Jan
Starrett Co
2
25 % Nov
16% Sep
f
23
36% Feb
17
14
91 % Jan
7
2
29
10% Sep 15
16% July
1
17% Jan
15
28% Jan
9
20
23
43% Feb
2
Jun
10
8% Sep
Dec
38
39% Apr
12
Sunbeam
.4
10
Feb
10
Sun
1
95
Feb
8
Jan
7
76% Mar 15
89
68 % Nov
18
82% Jan
5
69
•
8
20% Apr
19
24% Jan
11
16
23"% Mar 26
21% Jan
7
22% Feb
1
15
73% Nov 19
71% Jan
11
80% Feb
5
66
Sep
6% Nov
17
10% Jan
520
660
May 12
13% Sep 15
Jan
Jun
Dec
24% Mar 12
Jan
635
Jan
8
Feb
12
14% Jan
4
16% Apr
9
39 % Apr
19
14
32
Nov
6
30% Jan
11
18
113
Nov
6
111% Jan
11
12% Jan
13
18% Dec
11
16
Feb
26
35% Jan
2
44 % Dec
14
41% Feb
4
40Jan
29V4 Sep
Jan
23
18 % Jan
5
45% Jan 28
36% Mar
31% Jan
4
81% Jan
13
91
14
112
7% Feb 25
4% Feb
24
3
Feb
19
Mar
3
5% Feb
5
70 Ve Apr
15
11
50% Apr
14
Texas
93% Feb
5
Texas
Gulf
5
8y4 Apr
23
Texas
4
42 % Apr
23
106% Jan
11
128% Mar 15
107
11
119
35% Nov
13% Jan
31
6% Dec
31
Jun
*'
4
1% Jan
Mar 26
42
17
7% Dec
15
40
6% Jan
13% Jan
7
:9% Jan
9% Oct
15
15
61% Mar 26
88% Jan
1
97% Jan
30
3% Jan
43
22
Mar 18
8% Apr
49% Jan
9
28
1 % Feb
Apr
15
99
Apr
13
<1
2 Ve Fob
4
75%
753/4
75%
75%
*116V2
20y4
25
117
20
117
2oy4
*24%
117
20
25
117
20%
*24%
V 9%
695
*22%
22%
700
78 Ve
1,200
93/8
3,100
22%
22%
22%
78%
78%
79
78
78%
9%
9%
95/3
*671
9%
695
*671
74,900
25
22%
695
100
20%
*24%
22%
9%
2,600
117
20
25
22%
*671
4,600
9y
695
78
93/8
695
698 y4
300
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
900
38%
39%
38%
38%
383/4
3878
38%
38%
39
39%
5,500
135%
135%
135%
135%
136
136
16'%
*16%
16%
44 y2
43%
135
44%
7.50
com
34%
88
No par
35y2
34%
88
35
34%
87%
87%
107%
107y2
107%
107%
1
5
5
4%
*14%
15
*14%
5
44
33%
87%
88%
107'%
105%
5
*107
5
5
135%
16%
*16 3/8
44%
*16%
35
87]/2
135%
443/8
341/,
88%
107'
137
410
300
16%
45
343/8
34
87%
9,900
9,500
250
87%
1071/4
500
5
5
*106
5 Ve
2,GOO
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
200
14%
14%
15
15%
15'/4
15%
151/B
153/8
15%
153/s
2,800
53%
54%
54
56%
56
57%
55
5534
553
56i/4
5,600
69'/2
69 %
15,500
14%
*143/4
4
69 y4
70
69%
69%
69
69%
69
693/4
10
49 y4
50%
49
49%
49
49%
49
491/2
91'/a
92%
91
92
90 y4
49»/2
9iy2
49
No par
90 3/4
91
901/2
911/a
8,000
1
7%
10
39%
Oil
8
40%
8'%
8
I
5,600
41
40%
*122%
123
121%
my2
81/4
10,100
403/4
4iy4
41
42y2
25,000
122'/2
1213/4
122
111%
111%
112
113
503/4
122
112
8
*121%
40%
8»/a
5iy8
51
8
8ye
8
41%
111%
Trust—
1
122
124%
—100
Co
112
112
No par
49%
112
49%
50
50%
50%
51
•
2,200
1,300
51%
25,200
12,000
7%
141/2
15
4,100
42%
42%
43
43
43
43
*43
43%
43
43
350
10
*9.
10
$2.40
preference
conv
No par
Fair
No par
Co
tThird
31% Apr
23
12
16% Apr
9
15% Apr
19
17% Jan
11
Transue
15% Jan
4
19 y2 Apr
23
7%
7%
*7%
40%
40 y2
40%
1%
2%
2%
Mar 19
24
18y8 Feb
19
7
110
20% Jan
30
13
42% Jun
19
47% Feb
25
15% Dec
30
24% Jan
30
16% Jan
1
19% Mar 30
49
Sep
13% Jan
25
69% Jan
30
49% Jan
8
55% Mar 30
2
21% Dec
28
19% Apr
20
22% Mar
1
20th Century Fox Film
11% Jan
15
15
Jun
8
13% Jan
18
16% Mar
9
35% Sep 25
5% Dec 18
45
Jun
8
41% Jan
5
47
Mar 15
5%
9% Mar 20
6% Jan
4
9
Mar 31
Twin
series
A
1%
21%
*1%
*21
1%
1%
v
22%
*20%
100
*83/4
63
62%
62%
99%
98%
98i/4
20
10,400
1%
2,400
21
22
22%
200
14,500
1%
1%
■
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
221/4
223/4
40 y4
40%
40 y2
41%
40%
41 Ve
41
41'/a
5,400
13
12%
12%
12 y8
12%
123/4
13
123/4
12%
5,200
29%
30
29%
30 %
30
30%
30%
31%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
151/4
15%
60,900
6,200
16
16
16%
17
17
17
29%
29%
15%
15%
No par
15%
15%
1
19
*15
19
19%
110
110%
19%
110%
110%
19
15
*16%
19
19%
110%
*110%
110%
"19%
111
1,300
23,600
191/8
19%
110 Ve
110%
670
13,400
1
(conv)
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 y8
141%
15%
13
14'/4
50
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
Preferred
621%
*981/4
1,500
9
9
41
No par
112% Aug
29
63%
99%
350
2 3/8
23%
2
preferred
24
62%
*98'/4
40'A
3/8
12%
common
Dec
1%
*21
62%
99%
2
2,600
7%
7%
40
23/8
40%
5
Steel
106 J/2 Jun
1
2
21%
8%
*83/4
73/8
22%
Transamerlca Corp
Trans World Airlines Inc.
Corp
8%
*8%
62
*98%
21%
2%
8%
5
(The)
Williams
2
*20
8%
62%
99
2
40%
10
Bearing
Co
*8%
61%
*98 %
2
*40
900
No par
Associated*Oil
Roller
&
7%
7%
40 y2
Tri-Continental
114% Feb
*9
10
7%
40%
preferred
Thompson (J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc com
5
4% preferred
100
Thompson-Starrett Co com_.No par
$3.50
preference
No par
$6
*9
10
*9
10
7%
40%
Transit Corpi-No par
Avenue
Tide.Water
*9
1
50
common.
$2.50 convertible
,2
7
75 Vi
71/2
13% Jan
43% Jan
75V*
3,300
.
15
25% Feb
45 V4 Mar
93/8
92%
78%
•
38%
9%
*90i/2
117
*24%
*
373/4
9%
75 V*
75
92y2
91/
141/2
Timken
23
37%
*9oy2
.
7%
Toledo Edison
i Apr
373/8
'
93/3
92y2
151/a
2
15
37
g3/8
*90y2
14%
13 Va Apr
17% Jan 27
9%
37
9y2
92 y2
•
7%
5
10
75
79
*671
37ya
93/3
15
12% Jan
15
36y2
*90%
*
143/4
13% Mar 25
Dec
78
37%
7%
42% Mar 31
13% Sep
36%
i5y8
23% Apr
17
91,800
14%
4
29% Mar 19
20% Feb 25
Feb
2
25
21,000
16%
7%
11
14
24%
16
15
18
14
243/a
16y4
14%
Jan
12% Sep
243/a
16
8 V8
17% Jan
23% Sep
24y8
16%'
15 y8
36% Jan
,
24 y2
15%
14%
20
'
23%
7%
29% Mar 27
10
300
233/4
17»/4
15
27% Mar 25
5
46% Jan
11% Jun
18%
14%
27
23
19
5,500
*181/8
8%
14
29>
600
12V8
15
Nov
Dec
2,100
14%
12
14%
19% Oct
16
203/4
*143/4
12%
I6V2
preferred
22% Apr
35
20%
14%
12'
8%
Thermoid
21
203/4
143'.
;
14%
The
10 y8 Ja*
20%
15
14%
7
63% Apr
203/4
50c
12
4
<
21,700
43%
common
conv
12
2% Mar 22
241/4
No par
Inc
$1.25
9% Feb
Jan
23%
16%
Inc
&
Pacific Ry
7% Apr
44
24%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common___5
201
21
92% Jan 1 7
2
1 % Nov
4
1% Mar
3% Aug
3
14% Mar 12
41'A Sep
18
Textron
12
23
40
15
24%
44%
Utilities Co
Feb
6% Feb
27
Texas
9% Feb
24%
18%
100
certificates
51% Mar 30
15% Feb
370
243/4
5
Land
share
&
15
8% Jan
14
Feb
44
Pacific
Texas
7
973/4
8
Instruments
Mar 11
5
38% Jan
8
12% Jan
.4
f
5,900
*96%
*18%
9
Texas Pacific Coal
6
381/4
90%
44%
Producing Co
Sulphur
Jan
20
12% Mar
17% Jan
38
97%96%
5
Co
5% Jan
14 % Mar 10
18
30 '
38
300
4,000
50
(Jaines)
Gulf
4
Dec
371/,
*96%
46
25
4
Jan
6'A Dec
'
*443/4
18%
25
__
80% Jan
11% Aug 31
500
37%
37%
r
4«
18%
No par
Texas
Inc
39
13
11%
*16%
prd (conv)
Gould.Corp
57% Jan
9
321/4
11%
25
cum
1
46% Mar
32%
n,7
(The)__4.16%
preferred
5
16
32 %
n%
"443/4
18%
10c
Co
24
48% Dec
31%
11%
18%
12.50
Sunshine Mining Co
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co common
4.40% preferred
58% Dec
15
10
33
11%
.
45%
32
183/8
22y2
54% Apr
110% Jan
Sep
21,100
*18%
*22y4
2
37% Jan
300
3,300
15%
12%
1950..20
ser
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
Sub
15%
12%
25
Sylvauia Elec Prod Inc
15%
203/8
*24%
Symington
15
10
*i43/4
25
Texas
15%
9%
14%
19%
15
Jan
101'A
"
203/4
*116%
Telautograph Corp
Tennessee Corp
9
100 'A
10
^2%
20'/4
Taicolt
23
102%
14%
116%
$4.40
*100
97/a
10
12%
19%
$4
11,500
101%
i23/8
I16y2
Sweets Co of America
38%
15
1
Swift &
38%
20%
.100
pfd
38%
12%
74;%
2nd
38%
15
No par
conv
69,900
38%
45%
.96%
25
86%
20%
9%
18
Mar
20%
38
85%
5
92%
21
Jan
243/4
9%
20
138
25%
*90y2
15% Jan
165
24%
1
15 % Apr
6
96%
par
57 y4 Apr
Oct
37%
97
par
18
103
383/8
No
Jan
101
38%
86%
xl5
33 %
97
86
9%
*11% di%
Corp common
A preferred—No
series
11
35
33
23,000
87,-
.
5
;
Co.
Corp
Chemical
27
15
:453%
ii3/„
16%
25
5% Oct
45%
34
23%
Jan
42% Feb 24
14%
46
86
138%
*100
9%
15%
33 %
15
-
101
93/4
15
173/4
14% Jan
6
101
10
23%
14
14
101
17%
40% Jan
5% Oct
39
22%
17
30% Sep
87%.
38%
1
78% Dec
34
20,500
86
46
5
& Co Ino
16% Aug 13
3
47 % Mar
17% Nov
5
14
49% Sep
Apr
105% Jan
20
Sep
137
5
15
8% Jan
14
33
700
86
May 22
111% Jan
5
21
78
Sep 30
97% Jun 16
4% Sep
10% Mar 29
7
22
4
87%
39%
No par
5Va,%
29
22% Jan 20
81%
Sunray Oil Corp common
4%i% preferred series A
117% Feb
30
61'/a
81%
Sun Oil Co cpmmon
Class A 4'/2% preferred
4
Jan
60%
81%
Stone & Webster
$4.50
7
113% Jan
7
61%
,80%
Studebaker Corp
;
6
16% Jan
6
21% Mar 25
24"% Jan
19% Sep
•
Jan
26
117'
14
23% Sep
100
23
60%
81%
*11%
100
Fuller
&
61%
81
93/4
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference
20
11
2
July
Baer
60%
81%
1
Stewart-Warner < Corp
;Stix
Feb
Feb
25
13
;
2
8% Jan
99
Sep
5
30% Jan
14
10% Mar 13
20
15
20
"
(J P)
24% Apr 21
29
110
8
Tan
Stevens
21% Jan
4
15"% Apr 21
Oct
92
15
61%
81
10
common
Shares
60%
83%
14%
No par
Hie
Apr. 23
•
62%
101
1
5
Co..
Sales for
Apr. 22
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Apr. 21
38%
100
(The) L S
Chemical
Bros Stores
Sterling Drug Inc
3%% preferred
18% Apr
4
9
22
15%. Apr
13 % Feb
16
Mar 25
12
20% Dec
"26%
22
19% Feb
13% Jan
Sterchi
97% Mar 31
30% Feb
2
Nov
38% Jan
23% Apr 23
16% Mar 11
18%
5
2
23% Feb
<17% Feb
14
12% Dec
Dec
Apr 19
12% Feb 18
36% Jan
24
Stauffer
34
94% Jan
4
Jun
87
11% Jan
a
Wednesday
s
61%
15
.StanieyWarperCorp--
Tuesday
Apr. 20
.
80%
common—10
3%% preferred
^series
Stand Ry Equip Mfg Co
Monday
Apr. 19
85%
New
Ohio
'
31% Apr 22
California—No par
Indiana
25
of
Standard Oil of
15% Apr 23
17% May 25
38
Dec 21
-
Pat
,
Standard Oil. of
,
102% Mar 11
10% Feb
8
47 % Dec
5
i Standard Oil of
Standard O
12% May 11
8% Sep
40'A Feb
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
W«ai'
1
Highest
v
49% Sep 21
65s/8 Sep 15
Continued—Page 11
43%
43%
*43 y8
44%
*43 Ve
44%
*43%
44%
43%
43%
300
2,400
1
19 y4
19%
19%
19%
18%
19 y4
18%
18%
18%
18%
50
54%
54%
*53%,
54%
*53%
54%
*53%
-53%
*53%
54%
10
1
20 v»
20%
19%
20%
19'/2
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
28,900
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
15%
15%
15
15%
15
15
*14%
15
15
15%
2,200
50
*45 %
45%
45%
45%
*44%
45%
*44
45
44%
44%
230
1
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 y4
8%
8%
83A
2,000
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
Conv 5% iseries of i952
conv
new
prior preferred
Coach
Co
8%
8%
u
12% Apr
23
13% Mar 11
Udyllle Corp (The)
27
24
32% Mar 30
Underwood
1
Dec
23
13% Jan
8
7% Jan
,4
Union
Asbestos
5
8%
8%
8%
38% Sep
15
49% Mar 20
43% Jan
8
52 y2 Apr
21
Union
Bag & Paper Corp
20
49%
50%
49%
61% Jun
16
75 % Dec
12
Union
Carbide
Carbon
No par
19% Jun
16
24% Mar
Mar 11
Union
Elec Co of Mo common
18
70% Feb
16
78% Apr
9
21% Jan
25
24
Jun
4
110
Jan
15
97
Jan
78% Jun
3
87% Jan
8
85
Jan
Jun
18
100% Nov
6
99
90
37% Jun
10
15
115% Jan
50% Jan
6
39
Sep 23
31% Apr 24
102% Jun
3
15
112
Feb
7
94
Apr
7
11
120 % Feb
1
Union
4
46'A Mar 26
43% Mar 17
50% Dec 21
106% Jan 29
45% Jan
103% Jan
21% Jan
32% Mar 25
11
11
51% Mar
47V2 Apr
1
9
59% Mar 31
106% Feb
25
4%
Apr
9
Jan
27
2
23
5% Feb 24
49
23
6
18
71% Apr
15
80% J*n
4% Jan
4
5% Apr
19
8 % Mar 31
lOTiApr
19
Feb
10
Sep
30
72% Nov 13
Apr 22
70
47%
55%
106
55
■
114%
4,700
49%
49%
*49 3/8
49%
3,000
*47'/4
47%
*471/4
48'A
553/4
55i/a
*105
106
106
21,600
113
56%
106
22%
113
57
*105%
22%
1,100
59
40,700
100
106
22%
21,100
931/4
93
93
93
933/4
2,100
37 5/s
38%
373/4
38%
383/a
383/8
3,300
1073/4
107%
*1061%
No par
10
*107
108
22
I'
108
*1061%
1
108
*106
*14%
15%
151/s
15%
15%
*15
66
65%
653/4
65%
661/2
65%
66%
66
66
No par
32
32
32
32
*313/4
32%
3 3/8
32
323/4
33
33
3%
3%
72
.100
*711/4
5%
5%
93/a
10'A
preferred
100
:
Cos
Jan
2
10% Sep
15
17% Jan
8
12% Ma-r 31
14% J- n
22
United
Electric
16% Feb
3
11% Jan
4
13% Apr
19
United
Engineering & Foundry
58% Jan
14
45% Jan
4
52% Apr
13
29% Apr
23
19
United Gas CorpT
Coal
200
15%
15%
65 3 4
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
preferred
10
108
151/s
No par
Corp
Co
$3.50 convertible
1%
113
50
47%
150
46
93»/4
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
Mar 11
113%
4934
453/4
22%
No par
11% Dec 28
65
11234
50
47
45%
373/4
$4.50 preferred
Board & Carton
6
5% Jan 29
86
101 y2
45%
94
United
United
54%
*105
*101
114
*101
22%
United-Carr Fastener
Apr
56%
106
113
46%
36%
33
4J/8 Jan
115
101 %
101%
45%
*101
45%
101%
93%
27
12
45%
91%
22%
31% Feb
25
*101
*90
36%
United
Carbon
55%
46%
91%
91%
91%
290
95
94
20
Jan
101%
*88%
23%
1
21
3% Feb
*101
95
361/s
15% Apr
11
91 %
*88%
95
22%
66 % Apr
4% Feb 24
92
109
93%
107% Apr
8
*91 Va
753/4
23%
109
common—10
1
Jan
93%
76
23%
109
America
Inc
of
4
105
3,100
23%,
1081/2
series of 1952.100
Lines
Preferred 4'/2%
14% Feb
21
32,200
23%
75 V*
76'/4
2,400
223/4
57% Jan
Jan
.76%
75%
92
47%
16% Mar 20
5
61% Jan
107
77%
*88 %
*105V4
Air
12,700
95
5
100
United Biscuit
515/s
*88%
No par
United
51%
95
47
preferred
51%
22 Ve
49%
convertible
51%
108i/2
49%
5%
52V2
23%
47%
Car Co
50%
108 Vis
49 Vis
Aircraft Corp common
8%
51
23%
112%
Tank
2,500
108%
50
Pacific RR Co common
6,600
83/4
108 %
noncumulalive preferred—50
California
of
12%
283/8
8%
23%
*
45%
Union
18
40
4
series
$4
75%
78%
23%
108%
25
Oil
United
3
96% Feb
Jan
No par
Preferred
Jan
48
11
4% Jun
No par
Union
19
67
series
19
87% Jan
3% Apr 23
$3.50
24
36 y8 Apr
16
*88%
46% Apr
39% Dec 23
15
23
No par
103'/4 F«b
104% Jan 30
July 21
series
5
17
13% Jun
$3.70
4
21
48% Sep
25% Sep
108
Jan
Dec
100
No par
Preferred
15
33% Sep
21% Dec 31
87
23%
series
105% Jan
5
17
77%
$4.50
38% Jan
44% Aug 13
Sep
44% Jun
100
10
Preferred
6
98
&
Co
Preferred
104% Jan
2
82% Jun
Rubber
12%
28
8%
12%
28
7
&
12%
27%
8%
12%
27%
15
9% Mar 11
12 %
12%
28
2
55% Jan
No par
27%
12%
27%
14% Feb
29
Corp
8%
12%
28%
14
Dec
Feb
8%
12%
21
10% Sep
26
*67
C8'/2
3%
*71%
33/8
72
3%
71%
*15
33/8
71%
*703/4
}
2,800
900
33/8
35/8
33/4
711/4
*703/4
71 y4
30
4,700
55/a
10
10i/a
10
10 1/4
10
10 %
671/s
661/2
661/2
65
65%
*65
66%
40
i
8,200
*66%
I
33,800
10%
5%
10
5%
5%
5%
53/8
53/8
5%
5
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
12%
123/4
123/4
1,600
5
133/8
13%
13%
13%
13'A
13V4
13
13%
13
13%
4,600
-No par
49 3/4
50%
49%
50%
50%
51
50%
51%
51'A
52%
34,000
10
13%
29 Ve
29%
29
29%
29
29%
29
29%
29
293/8
38,400
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
353%
35%
353/4
353/4
—1
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
113/4
9,000
(The).l
1%
1%
1%
13/4
1%
1%
13/8
15/8
5,600
■i
r 13
1
44
Sep 28
23% July 22
30% Jun 17
37% Feb 10
33% Mar
11% Dec 29
13% Mar
11% Jan
1
46
Dec
10
Sep 14
95% Sep
15
22
14
Sep
103% Oct
159
Jun
13
9
15% Nov 27
56% Nov 30
27% Jan
3
2% May 12
65
31% Jan
5
120
Jan
175
Mar 16
35% Jan
68
4
12
20
1 Ve Jan
4
49% Jan
5
Jan
101% Dec 23
For footnotes
Mar 27
30
8
Feb 10
12% Feb 15
36
1% Mbr 29
U
U
114% Jan
145
Apr 19
175
182
Apr
21
14% Mar 17
18% Jan 28
9
54% Mar 11
60 % Apr
Feb
22.
United
19
Co
1
;
Gas Improvement Co
United Merch
19
105
23
see- page
United
Apr 23
25% Feb 12
63% Apr
100% Jan 12
22% Jan
4
11
Jan 25
United Fruit
&
Mfrs' Inc
Park City Mines Co
S &
Foreign Securities
No par
1st preferred
No par
Freight Co
—No par
U S Gypsum Co common
__20
1% preferred
100
U S Hoffman Machinery com.
5
$4.50
S
4%%
preferred
—;
100
62 y4
63%
62y4
*1041/4
1051/4
*104'/4
24V2 -24'/2
140
145
*180
182
*24
140%
*180
16y4
16%
*16
59%
601/4
60
62%
1%.
1%
62'/2
62
.
62
62%
62%
105
623/g
I
1,500
5,600
105
*104%
105
104%
104%
25
*24 Ve
25
*241/8
243/a
*24%
24%
100
141 %•
140%
141
139%
137%
138%
182
182
184
182
182
-
i
*
5,100
182
J
„
138
*180%
105
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
16 3/4
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
570
120
2,600
350
3
$
i
22
The Commercial and Financial
(1850)
*
-»
■
.
i
f
*■
NEW YORK STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previews
i
Year 1953
Lowest
13'/s Nov
23
7% Oct
22
34
;
22% Jan 21
8
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Lewest
Highest
•
16% Feb
16
26
Jan
7% Feb
24
8% Feb
5
47% Apr
23
13% Mar 17
Sep
14
40% Mar 17
36% Jan
4
57% Dec
11
64
59% Feb
3
Mar
6
64
-
Mar 10
22
Oct
23
70
Oct
26
85% Jan
5
.70% Jan
7
74% Nov
9
97% Apr
31% Jan
6
79% Jan
13
89% Apr
12
2
29% Jan
11
34% Apr
8
144% Mar 11
134% Jan
6
148% Mar
U
2
24
11
Jan
37
Oct
37% Jan
Dec
31
66% Feb
2
54% Jan
33% Sep
15
44% Jan
0
39
Jan
13
11
144% Jan 28
143
Jan
80
4
54
28% F«b
4
135
6
Aug 31
17% Dec
10
35% Dec
4
6% Jan
2
21% Feb 26
2
6% Dec
67% Jan
22
9
Mar 12
50% Apr
9
Feb
1
60
'
45% Apr
23
155% Apr 21
Co
Lines
S
Rubber
S
8%
D S
•<v
1%
Corp
15
14%
15
8
*7%
8
46%
47%
45%
46%,
62%
63
63%
63%
63
26 y2
26%
26%
.100
*88%
.8
33%
.100
144%
1%
59
45
29
Feb
24
30% Mar 11
27
22% Jan
12
25% Mar
9
Universal Leaf
167
Jan
7
21% Apr
5
8% preferred
Universal Pictures Co Ine
70% Mar
3
4
8
23
73% Jan
6
1% Jan
4
1% Jan
7
15% Mar 22
17% Jan
7
90
Mar 18
4
Mar 19
1
% Dec
31
15
Dec
31
29% Mar 12
17
1 % Nov
155
Sep
3
14
Feb
2
61
Jan
7
28% Jun
1% Jan
Sep 29
Feb
154
87% Mar 31
2% Feb
4
3
18
19% Dec 30
18% Jan
11
63% Jan
5
10
68% May 20
35% Dec 18
34% Jan
21
37% Apr
15
15
45% Mar 25
36% Jan
13
59% Apr
20
Vanadium Corp of
22
17% Mar 23
11% Jan
4
13 Va Jan
29
Van
27% Dec
8
32% Mar 25
28% Jan
7
30% Feb
10
5% Dec
29
6
5% Jan
4
23% Apr
6
3iy8 Dec 29
30% Jan
8
107/e Jan
128
7% Mar 22
35% Apr
20
Mar 19
126
Mar 26
126
Mar 26
125% Jun
3
127
Apr
13
124% Mar 26
126
24% Apr
28
29
Nov
30
July 17
92
Mar 20
88
May 29
16% Oct
Veb
11
26% Jan
4
32% Apr
19
89
Jan
4
94
Apr
19
28
25% Jan
8
20
Jan
4
27% Apr
9
Sep
15
130% Jan
8
123
Jan
4
137% Apr
9
22% Jun
23
27
112
27% Nov 17
30% Mar 22
Jan
11
115
Feb
18
July 20
100% Dec 24
113% Jan
1001
Jan
5
92
5
102% Apr
8
92
Jun
3
100% Oct 30
101% Jan
19
105% Apr
5
25% Dec
31
25% Jan
4
30% Feb
25% Dec
106
I
Jun
5
114% Nov
12
35% Fob
9
28
30
Feb
19
36% Mar
5
64
Dec
7
57
14% Dec
7
18
Mar
4
13% Mar
22
20
Jan
26 % Apr
70% Mar
27
Jun
59
Sep
14
11% Dec
22
IB
11
Feb
9
68 % Apr
19
1
16
Feb
1
6
25% Jan
29
Jan
4
28
4
Mar 25
'
,
47%
600
47'A
46 3/4
47%
15,400
26
64
•63
253A
26 «A
9,600
64
500
26
4,200
82
*80
*88
89
89
89%
32%
32 Va
33
144 »A
145
32%
46%
46%
59'A
58
58%
57%
58
44%
44%
45%
44%
45
154%
155 V*
153%
154
17%
.17%
17%
173/4
17%
363A
37 %
36%
8%
8'A
7%
7%
7%
*84
V
7%
x85
85%
::
85
•84
1%
1%
13/4
1%
710
83
50
30.800
•16 Va
16%
*16'/a
V/a
13A
1%
29%
*29%
25%
25 Va
•
163
*13A
1%
4,500
583/a
1,000
45%
162.700
154 '/a
4,000
17%
5,300
40
38
8%
2,500
73A
8
6,800
84
16%
25 Va
47%
620
8%
13A
16%
29%
163
17%
•36%
<
85
1%
*153/4
1%
154
8%
7%
15 Va
363A
8'A
47
•58
173/4
37%
7%
16%
*161
154
8% ■7 8 3/8
t
853A
1%
47%
145
*36%
7%
853/4
'
153%
8'A
•15%
145
145%'
46%
37%
73/8
144%
260
85
1%
♦16
13A
3,000
16%
*13/4
1%
l3/4
1%
500
30
30
30
•29%
30%
*293/4
30%
300
25 Va
25
25
243/4
243/4
24%
24%
165
•161 %
164%
*161%
164%
20
19 Va
19%
19%
19'A
3,700
67%
67%
3V/s
37%/,
1%«
*161%
163
19%
20%
19%
19%
193/a
19%
100
*673A
68%
67%
673/4
•67%
68%
No par
37%
37%
3 7 Va
37 Va
373/8
373/8
America—No par
54%
58'A
57%
593A
56%
preferred
Utah Power Be Light Co
7%
*80
„
33%
1
4%%
14%
*7%
Va
44
17%
8%
100
com
Shares
13%
7%
•63
891
33
14
the Week
45'A
*
26%
80
*88
47 Va
154%
17%
com.No par
Van Raalte Co Inc
165
46 :
.63%
*58%
%
*363A
Corp
Tobacco
Jan
125
17
Apr
30% Sep
11% Dec
-.4
154
noncumulative preferred
3% May 13
32"% Dec
9
6% Jan
145%
48%
100
Stockyards
144%
43%
preferred
United
145%
*
Apr. 23
7%
26%
33%
59
14
23
33'A
89
14
8
1
Bales Car
Friday
"
Apr. 22
80
79%
34y«
,
47%
15
8% Apr
79%
♦88%
50
*0
22% Jan
3o
4
81
*7%
; 89%
Ho per
Be Mln com
common
23% Dec
72 % Dec
26
Jan
1
r
•
'
D 8 Tobacco Co common——No per
Jan
7
27
*79%
.100
11
.35
ChronicleMonday, April 26, 1954
Thursday
14'A
46
38% Mar 16
18 % F«b
17% Mar 17
9
8% May 25
9% Mar 19
14
14%
•7%
28
1
United Stores $4.20 nonctt 2d pfd-8
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
1% convertible preferred
80
Universal American Corp
1
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corpj
1
39% Nov
Apr. 21
.10
preferred
Steel
'
Wednesday
Apr. 29
.20
commc
Smelting Ref
8
'
.1
1st preferred.
noncum
1%
U
Co
Tuesday
Apr. 19
.10
commoi
preferred
U 8 Pipe Be Foundry Ce¬
ll S Playing Card Co
U 8 Plywood Corp
3%% preferred aeries
3%% preferred series B.
D
i:
<
CtDtlllMtf—Plgt IS
Monday
P«r
4%%
5
23% Aug 31
127% Sep 18
32% Feb
STOCK
YORK
:
>
LOW AND HIGH 8ALB PRICES
EXCHANQB
Highest
i
y;
57%
•
56%
-
•67%
37 y«
56%
56'%
600
40
68
37%
58
1,400
51,200
12
12%
11%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
10
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
1,100
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co. -6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
63/8
6'A
6%
6'/8
6»A
3,100
34%
35%
34%
34%
34%
"343/4
*34'/a
34'/2
2,400
Norman
Vlck
Co
Chemical
2.5o
Co
.2.50
com—100
♦126
3%%
preferred
129
preferred
100
Virginia Elec Be Power Co torn—10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
10o
$4.20 dividend preferred
IGo
Virginia Ry Co common
25
•127
•127
130
I
•127
32%
323A
32%
323/8
*93%
95%
♦93%
95%
*93%
95%
*94 va
26%
25%
253/4
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
136%
*135%
*1343/4
136
•134%
94
136%
div par tic
♦127
130
32%
25%
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
*127
*127
130
32%
32%
94
100
*127
32%
32%
Victor Chemical Works common—8
6%
*127
*126
noncumulative preferred—100
Vlcks Sbreve Be Pacific Ry
5%
35
34%
30
30
393/4
137
136
136
293/a
30
30
29%
2,800
29%
29%
130
32%
1,800
96
26%
10
7,800
136
400
30
9,100
113%
*113
114%
*113
114%
113%
•113%
114%
♦101
102%
*101
102 »/2
*101
102%
*101
102%
♦101
102'/a
♦104
105
*104
105
*104
105
*104
105
•104
105
113%
28%
25%
26%
40
28%
28%
28%
28%
25
5
25%
25%
253A
253/4
67%
68%
67
68
*67
10
13%
13%
13%
133/4
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
200
20
28%
28%
*27 %
283/4
*27
28yA
•27
28%
•27
283A
10
100
6%
preferred
Visiting Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
7% preferred
28%
113'A
*62%
•62%
64
63%
•62
63%
28%
28%
28
28
1,500
26
68
26%
253/4
25%
2,800
68
67
67
1,100
•67
w
21% Nov 24
43% Jun
5
98
16
Sep
6% Sep
11% Sep
13% Mar 10
12% Jan
5
52
9
25
15
105
9
22
Feb
27
5% Jan
4
21% Jan
12
Feb
4
26
8 % Mar 30
24% Jan
104
27
Feb
3
10% Apr
4
15
RR
4%%
preferred
Waldorf System
5%%
Jan
4
19
Warner-Hudnut
25% Jan
30% Jan
11
31 'A Feb
15
Warren
Foundry
4
34% Apr
14
Warren
17
33% Mar 19
14
37% May 14
31% Dec 30
29
Jun
24
Sep
14
30
13
Sep
14
17% Apr
9
24% Mar 23
20% Apr
Warner
7%
7%
7y»
7%
6%
7%
6,500
223/4
22%
223/4
22%
22%
22%
2,900
102%
102 VA
102 %
102%
*1013A
102%
•1013/4
102%
*1013/4
102%
50
10%
10 Va
10
10%
10
10
10
10
10
10%
15,400
14%
15%
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15%
9,500
.100
■-'.v.;
20%
19%
193/4
19%
No par
28%
28%
28
28
27%
273A
27
27
27
27
1,100
3
33%
34%
33%
333A
333/8
333A
33%
33%
33%
33%
4,600
333A
333/«
33%
800
19%
-1
>
-_No par
33%
33%
33%
333A
Wash
—No par
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
293A
8,200
15
Waukesha Motor Co_
8
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
14%
14%
600
f
20%
20%
20
20
20'A
20%
Water
Power
21 % Mar 11
Wflvne
liy« Feb
8
Wayne Pump Co.
25
21% Sep
73% Oct
1
28% Feb
24% Jan
5
1
17% Nov
4
77% Jan
28% Jan
37% Feb
16% Jan
5
Sep 29
17% Jan
1
11
104% Jan
40 Va Mar
Penn
Electric
Penn
Power
7
102
15
12% Feb
26
25% Dec 21
23% Jan
106% Apr
4
8% Jan
109
Mar
4.20%
1
Jan
5
8
67 % Mar 11
20
Sep
14
32% Mar 25
45
Jan
2
46% Sep
14
Apr
May 14
96% Jan
11
38% Mar 25
43% Feb
22% Jan
4
26 Ve Apr
19
50% Jan
8
65% Apr
102% Feb
19
26% Jan
19
63% Mar 25
43% Feb
26
53% Jan
19
67% Mar 16
52
7
58% Jan
6
15
52% Dec
3
99% Jan
12
16% Jun
10
30% Sep
15
80
Oct
99
Jan
4
Mar 11
22
May
4
127
Mar
4
127% Feb
25
30% Jan
11
15
127% Feb
40% Mar 17
4
35 y4 Apr
18% Mar 17
Preferred
series
14
86% Mar 24
82% Jan
4
89
14
30
Jan
8
26
Jan
5
27% Feb
White Dental
23
30 % Dec
21
27
Jan
11
30
White
Co
85% Mar 15
4% Dec
20
12% Jan
21% Dec
15
18% Sep
11
32% Apr 13
30 % May 27
11% Feb
17
7% Sep
63% Oct
21
8% Nov
5
13% Jan
15
24% Jan
6
35"% Dec
16
24% Jun
5
17
8
16% Oct
5
15
$5
Apr
88% Mar
4
7
8
4
Mar 19
25 % Apr
22
16% Jan
4
29
5
Feb
25
9 Va Jan
22
73% Apr
12
7
123/4 Feb
19
Wilson-Jones
7
39
Apr
23
Winn
Wisconsin
6
32
Feb
10
24
Jan
2
Jan
2i
142
Apr
1
10
19 % Dec
22
18% Jan
8
36
21
53'
Jan
2
393/8 Jan
14
22
48
Jan
30
403/8 Apr
15
35% Mar 17
30% Jan
10
86
77% Jan
4
Sep
42% Dec
26
75
101
Sep
Sep
Sep
14
71% May 12
6% Dec
31
31
283A Jan
137
Mar 19
130% Mar 16
82
Dec
116
11% Mar 17
23
45 Va Jan
21
403/4 Apr
Jan
23
87% Mar 30
7
12
22
145
Mar 10
86% Mar 31
73/4 Feb
12
14
39% Apr
37
15
23% Apr
53 % Mar
21% Jan
27% Apr
13
52% Feb
60% Apr
13
9
Jan
20% Dec
31
34% Jan
34
Sep
20% Feb
14
47% Jan
11
38
Dec
31
16% Jan
42% Apr
11% Jan
62% Dec
29
3% Oct
28
84
Jan
6
Cnas?e<3 pr,ft^L
r Cash sales,
wd
Corp.
24 Va Jan
21
42% Apr
23
Feb
4
73% Apr
6 Va Apr
Jan
63% Jan
5% Apr 13
17
13
4
4% Feb 26
no £ale on 41115 day-
When
distributed,
9
x
12%
12%
12%
3,600
283A
283A
28%
12,100
♦107
108
108
*107
108
►107
108
93A
9%
9%
2,000
47
47
47'A
46%
46%
46 3/a
463/s
2,800
23%
23%
22%
23
22%
22%
22 s/8
23
22%
23
9%
93A
'
44
44%
700
53'A
53
53'A
8,500
100 y2
100 »/2
♦ioo'72
102
100%
100%
IOO3/4
400
*43
*100'/2
102
100%
39%: .40
39%
39%
39%
393A
383A
39%
38 3/4
39
25%
26 Va
25%
26
24'A
25
23%
24%
24
24'A
65 VA
63 3/«
64%
633A
21,400
63%
65
64%
65'A
64%
65%
56.300
993/8
99%
100%
100%
1,000
20
20%
20%
203/a
1,100
6,200
100
*99%
100
19%
19%
100
20%
♦127
No par
34
35%
No par
87
87
20
27
27
1
29%
30
87'A
87%
100
34%
34%
34%
34%
87
87
86%
87
86%
87
86 Va
27
27
27
•26%
27
26%
86 3/a
26%
270
27
29%
29%
293A
29%
293A
29%
29%
29%
4,300
87'A
88
87
87%
87
87
87
87!%
470
5%
2,400
5%
5%
53A
53A
*53/4
243/B
*23%
24%
*23 %
24%
25
24 y«
24%
24'A
1
14
14%
13%
13%
14
8 3/a
8%
72%
10 3/4
11
36
36 3/a
1
30%
lo
__
53A
14
72%
com
34%
24%
lo
100
303/8
*140
142
*127
34'A
*23%
No par
20
5%
53A
5%
24
23
23%
24%
25 Va
24%
25
•13%
14%
*23%
24
*
? 3
%
500
200
6,400
,14%
1,200
11,400
83/8
8%
8%
8 3/„
83/B
8%
8%
72%
72%
*71%
723/4
*72
723/4
*72y8
723/4
11%
*11
11%
*11
11%
11'A
11%
1,000
37%
37%
39
3,500
*11
36%
30
*140
37 Va
37%
30%
x30%
140
142
8'A
37%
37%
30%
303/4
*139
140
31
141
30 3/4
•139
30%
141
300
3,400
20
Corp—10
193/4
193/4
19%
19%
19%
193/4
19%
19%
19%
193/4
13,600
10
44%
443/4
443A
443/4«
44%
44%
44%
44%
443/2
44%
1,000
10
40%
41%
40 %
40 y8
common—No par
37%
38 3A
373A
38
86
86
86 V
140
*138
Service
Co
Co
Worsted
Co—
86
100
100
No par
140
1
85
*83 %
84
7
6%
7
40%
40%
40 3/4
40 3/8
40 3/4
37,400
37%
383A
38%
393/8
39»A
403/4
21,700
*86'A
86 y2
86 3A
8 6 3/4
86%
863A
40%
140
143
84%
6%
f
_
.
*85%
%\
\
140
•141
145
143
145
84
*83%
84'A
500
7
6 3/4
6%
1,800
6%
6%
*6%
41
41'/2
14,700
26%
26%
20,100
*58 >/2
59%
-a$
41%
42
41
41 %
4l3/a
41%
413/4
41%
_1
26 3A
27%
26 3A
27 Va
26%
27%
26%
27
59
60
59'A
60
60
60
59
593A
*21%
22
common
convertible
preferred- -50
70
380
83%
87
Yale Be Towne Mfg Co
Corp
9,800
34%
34
1
No par
100
20
•127
20
Grocery Co
100
20%
♦127
♦127
100
York
4%%
3,600
44
53
44
*43
12.50
common
Corp
107
93/4
47
10
9%
•107
93/4
47%
9%
lo
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
1,300
400
Young (L A) Spring Be Wlre.No par
Youngstown Sheet Be Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
22
22
22
21%
213A
21%
21%
•21%
41%
42%
41%
41%
41%
413/4
41 Va
413/4
4134
42%
17.600
123/8
12%
12 y2
12%
12 3/2
12'/a
•12 »/2
12%
12'/2
12%
1,200
14
Zenith Radio
71%
72
70%
71%
70%
71%
70%
71 y#
70%
71
19
Zonite
5%
5%
5%
5%
5»A
5%
5%
* In receivership,
Ex-dividend,
12%
28aA
44
Prior preferred 4%% series
Prior pfd 4%% conv series
Wyandotte
123/4
29%
53%
—
(F W)
Worthington
123/4
28 3/4
100
Elec Power Co
Woolworth
4
123A
29
44
Co
Iron
~20
123A
29
10
preferred
Woodward
102
13
n
Public
102
52 3/4
common
Inc
Ldvett
19
Sep
Jun
Si
45 Va Feb
16% Sep
47
6%
Co
105
44
preferred—.
Wisconsin
Jan
77'
&
$4.25
20% Mar 22
6y4Jan
10
Wilson
102%
*104
54
Willys-Overland Motors Ine
Jan
1*102
105
44
Co
8
270
39%
108%
53%
(The S 8)
preference
Oil
9% Apr
31% Jan
Apr
135
Prior
6,800
39%
108«/4
•104
54%
White Sewing Machine common
Wilr.ox
39%
108%
39%
108%
53%
preferred——
70
16% Jun
126
Motor
39%
108%
38%
108%
39%
109
12%
preference
prior
conv
5 Va %
26% Mar 19
.
133/s Mar 11
11% Mar 26
74% Mar lo
29% Oct
Jan
213/4 Mar
213/a Jan
Feb
2,000
47
100
series B
Mfg
15
Sep
16
100
com
Elec
Inst
Corp
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
24% Dec
15%
No par
preferred
A
preferred
16%
•16
29%
*107
1
Western Union Telegraph
Westlnghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse Electric com
3.80%
3,300
16%
12%
10
Weston
22% Jan
310
19%
1,300
28%
Western Maryland Ry common—10o
104
84%
19
102%
22% Mar 23
RR
833A
19%
*102
100
Supply Co
2nd
83
193/8
102%
8
preferred
Pacific
83
19%
16%
*102
Western
30
1
Paper com
Western Air Lines Inc
noncum
4,500
83
19'A
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5
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83
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26
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105
10 Va Apr
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♦104
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39% Sep
91 % Jun
Jan 14
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&
109%
273A
105
4
22% Dec
126
4
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39%
38%
900
27%
*104
Apr| 23
99% Sep
2
48% Aug 13
29% May 18
16%
16%
11%
105
Va
12% Jan
18
19
11
113A
109
West
29
15
37% Feb
823/4
19
500
10%
11%
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Mar
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10%
100
13% Mar 18
110
27%
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10%
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100
29% Jan
5
28
16%
16'/8
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pfd
preferred series O—100
Virginia Coal Be Coke
8
15
90
Co
4%*
preferred series B
4.10%
8% Sep
43% Sep
46%
27%
19%
West
Jan
96
12
83
Sugar Corp
West
104% Mar 31
99% Jan 15
103/4
11%
19%
com
convertible
5
111% Apr
Jan
103/4
11%
82%
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8
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99
11
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20%
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27%
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12
11
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West Indies
25
7
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Mills
preferred—No par
l
West Kentucky Coal Co
4
20% Mar 18
15% Apr
36% Jan
107% Jan
5
5
16
Knlttinar
Webster Investment Co.
Wesson
28% Apr 23
84% Apr 23
17% Feb
84% Feb
29% Jan
12% Nov
7,200
19
12% JaD
21% Nov
19%
Apr
6
104
•33
19%
14% Apr
4
9
33%
19%
30
4
5
89% Jun
*33
19%
14
Jan
9% Jan
Jan
19%
25% Jan
13%
19% Jan
102
1,700
18
10% Jan
9
56%
Feb
12 % Mar 27
18
56 3A
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17
56%
12
15
Jun
56%
7%
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Corp
Washington Gas Light Co-
14
88% Jun
563/4
700
1,600
30% Jan
Mar 16
98% Jun
563/4
56%
56%
100
1
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32
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30
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10
16
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21
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25
56%
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19
19
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Jan
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28% Sep
18% Dec 28
58% Jan
5
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3
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18% Nov 20
23% Sep
9
Jan
3
13
Dec
51
Mar
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May 12
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15
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11
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FRIDAY
The
italic letters
headed "Interest Period" Indicate In each
case the month when the bonds mature.
Figures alter decimal point represent one or more 32nd> of a
point
AND
LOW
HIGH
SALE
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1953
Lowest
Exchange
YEARLY
•
the column
In
Range for Previous
Monday-
Tuesday
NEW YORK STOCK
Apr. 20
Lowest
104.16 Dec
Apr. 21
Highest
EXCHANGE
4
PRICES
Wednesday
Apr. 19
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
99.24 May 12
WEEKLY
-
Low
Low
High
Low
High
Thursday
Friday
Apr. 22
Low
High
Bales far
Apr. 23
the Week
High
Low
High
*109.30
110.2
Bonds <$)
Treasury 3%s
102.4
Feb
1(5
1978-1983
•109.24
109.28
•109.22
109.26
109.26
*109.26
10».oO
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
Feb~l6
102:4
1955-1960
•102
102.3
•102
102.3
♦102
102.3
*102
102.3
♦102
1956-1959
102.3
•104.12
104.20
*104.12
104.20
♦104.12
104.20
*104.12
104.20
*104.12
104.20
1961
•104.16
104.19
♦104.15
104.18
•104.17
104.20
*104.18
104.21
*104.20
104.23
Treasury
2%s
♦109.22
Feb
19
108
Feb
19
1958-1963
•106.16
106.24
*106.16
106.24
*106.16
106.24
*106.16
106.24
Treasury 2%s
*106.16
106.24
1960-1965
•108.24
109
•108.24
109
•108.24
109
*108.24
109
*108.24
109
Treasury 2%s
108
1956-1958
♦102.8
102.12
*102.8
102.12
*102.10
102.14
*102.10
102.14
*102.10
102.14
1958
•103.16
103.20
♦103.16
103.20
♦103.16
103.20
*103.18
103.22
*103.20
103.24
1961
•102.16
102.19
*102.15
102.18
♦102.17
102.20
*102.18
102.21
*102.20
102.23
.„_1962-1967
•101.18
101.22
*101.18
101.22
♦101.20
101.24
•101.20
101.24
*101.22
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec 15
Treasury 2 Vis
94.8
94.8
Mar 25
95.20
Mar 25
Oct~23
98.29 Feb
95.20 Oct
~23
15
15
98.29 Feb
1963-1968
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
-June 1964-1969
101.8
*101.4
101.8
♦101.4
101.8
•101.6
101.10
*101.8
101.12
•100.28
101
*100.26
100.30
♦100.26
100.30
*100.26
100.30
*100.28
101
Dec 1964-1969
♦100.26
100.30
♦100.24
100.28
♦100.24
100.28
•100.26
100.30
*100.26
100.30
1965-1970
•100.22
100.26
*100.20
100.24
*100.20
100.24
♦100.22
100.26
*100.22
100.26
11966-1971
•100.16
100.20
*100.16
100.20
*100.18
100.22
*100.20
100.24
100.20
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2V2s
Treasury 2Vis
June 1967
99.20 Feb
99.20 Feb
15
•100.10
100.14
•100.8
100.12
*100.10
100.14
♦100.14
10 u.id
*100.16
♦100.10
100.14
*100.8 '100.12
*100.10
100.14
*100.12
100.16
*100.14
100.18
Dec 1967-1972
♦100.10
100.14
*100.8
100.12
*100.10
100.14
*100.14
100.18
*100.16
100.20
*102.16
102.20
*102.16
102.20
*102.18
102.22
*102.20
102.24
102.28
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
—
_
—
17
91.25 Apr
16
Jun
15
92
94.16 Jan
2
94.8
Jan
94
July 20
93.8
Jan
96
Nov
4
July
102.24
*102.22
102.26
*102.24
*100.9
100.12
*100.9
100.12
*100.9
100.12
*100.9
100.12
♦100.9
100.12
♦100.9
100.12
•100.9
100.12
*100.9
100.12
1956-1959
*101.26
101.30
♦101.24
101.28
*101.26
101.30
*101.26
101.30
*101.26
101.30
•101.6
101.10
*101.6
101.10
♦101.8
101.12
*101.8
101.12
*101.10
101.14
June 1959-1962
Dec 1959-1962
♦102.20
102.24
100.12
♦101.6
101.10
*101.6
101.10
101.12
*101.8
101.12
*101.10
1954
•100.9
100.11
♦100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
*100.9
100.11
♦100.9
100.11
2s
Dec
1954
♦100.24
100.26
♦100.25
100.27
*100.26
100.28
•100.26
100.28
*100.26
100.28
Dec 1954-1955
♦100.24
100.28
*100.24
100.28
♦100.24
100.28
•100.24
100.28
*100.24
100.28
*101.8
101.14
for
Bank
Reconstruction & Development
15 1972
July
•98.24
99.8
*98.24
♦98.24
99.8
99.16
99.16
99.8
*98.24
99.8
Mar
1
1976
*98.16
99.8
*98.16
99.8
*98.16
99.8
♦98.16
99.8
*98.24
99.8
30-year 3 Vis
Oct
1
1981
•101.24
102.8
*101.24
102.8
♦101.24
102.8
•101.24
102.8
*101.24
102.4
Apr
6
23-year 3%s
104.12 Mar 10
19-year 3Vis
1
101
Oct
26
101.24 Feb
4
101.16 Jan
13
102.28 Feb
24
1
103.28 Apr
6
Feb
102.8
May
15-year 3Vis„
1975
•102.8
102.24
♦102.8
102.24
*102.8
102.24
*102.8
102.24
*102.8
102.24
15
1971
♦103.8
104
♦103.8
104
♦103.8
103.24
♦103.8
103.24
*103.8
104
Oct
•
15
Oct
3-year 3s
1
1956
•102.12
102.28
♦102.12
102.28
♦102.12
102.28
♦102.12
102.28
*102.20
102.28
•103.8
♦103.8
104
*103.8
104
*103.8
103.24
Jan
bonds of
1
1969
103.24
103.24
103.24
due Feb
Serial
15
1955
•99.16
100.16
♦99.16
100.16
2s
♦99.16
•99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
•99.16
100.16
*99.16
100.16
*98.16
100.16
100
*98.16
100
asked
price
sales
No
transacted
this day,
issues
•99.16
100.16
100
*98.16
100
♦97.16
99.16
•97.16
99.16
•97.16
99.16
*97.16
99.16
*97.16
due Feb
15
I95g
•97
99
*97
99
♦97
99
♦97
99
*97
99
due Feb 15
1960
•96
98
*96
98
•96
98
♦96
98
*96
98
2$
tBoth
100.16
♦98.16
due Feb
15
1961
•95
97
*95
97
♦95
97
•95
97
*95
97
2s
and
*99.16
1957
1958
2s
_
1956
15
due Feb 15
2s
—
15
due Feb
2s
-i'
due Feb
2s
—
due Feb 15
1962
*94
96
*94
96
*94
96
•94
96
♦94
96
being called for redemption on June 15 at 100.
RANGE
.
BONDS
Interest
Maw Yarfc Stock Ezehawga
Friday
or
■ale Price
Range
Friday's
WEEK
ENDED
a
Odd lot
transactions,
e
100.16
*98.16
100
Cash
sale,
r
Registered bond
Range Since
Bald
No.
High
New York Stock
Low
High
Park City
Interest
Braall
'■
Exchange
Last
Period
BONDS
Jan. 1
•
99.16
transactions.
APRIL 23
Friday
Bends
Bid A Asked
Low
Naw
FOR
♦99.16
Week's
Last
.
Parted
5,000
1950
2s
—
•Bid
2,000
25-year 3s
15
100.24 Nov
30
*102.20
100.12
Apr
102
Dec
97.16 May 12
100.16 Nov
102.23
♦100.9
•100.9
June
99.22 Mar 12
94.24 Jan
101
♦102.20
1954-1955
1954-1956
25-year 3s
98
2
1958
•102.16. 102.20
2s
99.28 Mar 22
101.20 Feb
95
June 15
2 Vis
2s
International
—
90.16 Jun
1957-1959
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
15
100.20
Sept 1967-1972
Treasury 2%s
^Treasury 2 Vis
tTreasury 2Vis
23
99.14 Oct
23
*100.16
1972
Treasury 2%s
99.14 Oct
101.26
•101.4
■ale Price
Week's
•r
Range
Friday's
Bid St Asked
Low
(continued)—
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
High
Jan. 1
Low
No.
3Vis series No. 20
48
98%
104%
*93
June-Dec
*86
June-Dec
81
June-Dec
*81
*80%
82
June-Dec
*81
3%s series No. 27
June-Dec
3%s series No. 29
Telephone
Members
REctor 2-2300
120
New
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25-year
25-year
June-Dec
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Oauca
2%s
A 6s
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1
♦80%
ser
1957_April-Ocf
20-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
(City)
external 5s 1958
(Commonwealth) 5s 1955
10-year 3 Vis 1956
Jan-July
Antwerp
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
54
June-Dec
Australia
10-year 3 Vis 1957
*80%
.
51%
—
—
54
38
*102% 103%
101%
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101 % 101%
100%
101
23
100% 100%
101 %
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80%
75
99%
31
100
101%
101%
3%s
1967
June-Dec
100%
100% 100%
16
97
20-year
3 Vis
1966
June-Dec
100
100
15
97
100%
15-year
3%s
1962
(Free State)
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of)
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A Berlin
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6s
1945
1958
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1955
June-Dec
April-Oct
1950
99
98%
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June-Dec
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June-Dec
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111
99
52
97
119
17
111
125
10
107%
109%
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99%
76
83
1
76
90
98
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83
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1
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80
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1978
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1978
__
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64%
2
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65
—
96
96
2
92
96
64
64
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4
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reduced
1957—-April-Oct
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*95
--
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63%
—
.
92
—
63%
60%
1
—
*95%
—
64%
64%
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95
63%
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66
81%
81%
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1961
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62%
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1962
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1979
External dollar bonds of 1944
39%
63%
38%
38%
36%
40%
66
66 V8
39%
40
66 %
39%
66 %
63
2
3Vis series No.
1
3Vis series No.
2
8 Vis series No.
3_
3Vis series No.
4_
64
June-Dec
June-Dec
-June-Dec
•80
81%
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80%
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82
15
80
-June-Dec
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82
45
89%
1
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1
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9
-June-Dec
*87%
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10
.June-Dec
*91
3 Vis series No.
11
-June-Dec
•81
8V4s series No. 12
-June-Dec
82
3Vis series No. 13
-June-Dec
3Vis series No. 14
June-Dec
3Vis series No.
3 Vis series No.
For
footnotes
92
80%
81 Vi
80
76%
38%
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40 %
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77%
82
77%
78
81 %
87 %
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Afar-Sept
1961_Apnl-Ocf
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1972
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1977
*
14%
106
105
63
123
105
♦108
60%
106
47
53%
8
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see
page
27.
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82
-June-Dec
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78%
14
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lune-Dec
3 Vis series No.
82
38%
66 %
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Mar-Sent
1960
For
77%
82
80%
66%
63%
*40%
April-Oct
63%
10
April-Ocf
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66
*40%
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funding bonds of 1931 due 1961
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65%
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63%
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41
39%
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1960—
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1962
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June-Dec
a.
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1961
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1957
1957
1961
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65
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.June-Deo
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Transit Unification
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Teletype NY 1-971
23
The Commercial
and
Financial
Chronicle... Monday, April
26, 1954
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR
Interest
Last
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BONDS
Sale Price
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or
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90
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94
—Jan-July
1967
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debentures
conv
86
—
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—Mar-Sept
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3%s
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1971
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--Jan-July
agree't)
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to
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1922
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: 10%
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17%
17
17%
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readjustment 1984
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June-Dec
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17%
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—
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Allls-Chalmers
1963-Jun-July
1954
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-
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_Mar-Sepf
RAILROAD
—
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92
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1955
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30
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§ A Large
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;
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|A5s
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due
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10
20
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agreement) 1943__May-ZVoy
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-
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20
70%-73
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44%
--
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s
59
84
73
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56%
93
f
70
(Kingdom)—
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
{A6s 1st mtge $ ser 1953—
95%
138% 138%
154%
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May-Nov
l'f)75
to
52%
75
(interest
*120%
3%-4-4%s
1965
70
A
2012—--.
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§ A With March
55
95%
I
100% 100%
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—Jan-June
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123
—
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1
♦84
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2
external
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55
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fl'%s due 1952 extended to
Public
1952—
to
High
1
*77
1968———Jan-July
Plan
to
Low
53
52
—Jan-July
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loan
Range Since
Jan. 1
No.
(interest
A7s
1011/2
156%
52
series B secured external
1962——May-Nov
Bhlnyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
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100%
3
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100%
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162%
—
—
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dollar
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__
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loan
pursuant
secured
58
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—_Ja?i-july
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to
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reduced
—
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to
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loan)
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pursuant to Plan A
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.
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to
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extended
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19
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&
58%
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85
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i—May-Nov
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bonds
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—
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fund
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s
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59
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93
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98
78
98
Number 5319
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
(1853)
25
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR
Friday
BONDS
Week's
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
or
Low
Brown Shoe Co 3'/2s debs 1971
Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first ratge 2%s 1975_May-Nov
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh Ry—
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1957
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Co
1955
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'
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86
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V
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f
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1965
1976
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*96% 100
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April-Oct
108
93%
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93%
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1970
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98
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1965
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138
1969
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104
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4s
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—
133
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—
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1976
D
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—
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140
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,
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103%
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103% 103%
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first mtge 2%s
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Northern
General
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98'A
1976
debentures
f mortgage
s
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95
May-Nov
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income
conv
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102%
*—
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6
*104'A
June-Dec
.
1961—
91%
—
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—
68
92%
98
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mortgage 2%s 1973
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1982
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—Jan-July
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5
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16
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mortgage
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1978
1981—Jan-July
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102
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debentures
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as
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1976
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71
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:
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—
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&
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—
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153
109'A
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and
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ref M 2%s ser
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first
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1979_Jan-July
1981—
1983_—
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1981
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1972
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,
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1977
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debentures
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5s
series
B
1974
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Philadelphia Electric Co—
First
&
98%
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&
refunding 2%s 1971
refunding 2%s 1967
100%
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&
refunding
106
109
First & refunding 2%s 1981
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<fc
refunding 27/.s L978
97%
102
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98%
102
1st
&
ref
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&
ref
&
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94 V.
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«...
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58
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62
53
35
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1
—
5
121
April
1990
Pere
103%
108
101%
105'/a
April-Oct
1981
3%s series F
108
Feb-Auy
June-Dec
June-Dec
1968
99%
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Eastern
&
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16
103
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1981
100 A
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102
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101%
102% 103
102% 102%
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General
95%
103
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101
101% 102%
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102%
100%
1971.
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99
87
June-Dec
K
General
93%
97%
103 %
RR—
Consolidated sinking
102%
7
30
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99%
63%
3
June-Deo
series
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Pennsylvania Glass Sand 3%s 1960
June-Dee
Pennsylvania Power <Ss Light 3s 1975—__April-Oct
100
99
June-Deo
3s
A
67%
60%
&
Pacific
92%
22
__
62%
102% 103
Co—
3%s series I 1966.
3s series J 1970—
refunding
ref
Paducah
113
67
&
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113
100
102%
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113
1,057
110% 111%
61%
97
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April-Oct
3'/aS
113
110%
100
99%
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...
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A
3'As
104%
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90
1980
3%s
112%
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refunding 3s series S 1983
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refunding 27/8s series T 1976
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refunding mtge 3%s ser U 1985_June-Dec
&
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85%
615
110
97
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refunding 2%s series Q
refunding 3%s series R
Pacific Tel & Tel
93 %
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110
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97
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97%
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103
;.
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49
—
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3s series M 1979...
refunding 3s series N 1977
First
__
96%
—
95
93%
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1982
Electric
&
refunding
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96%
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&
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106%
101
102% 102%
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98
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...
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99
6
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2%s
102% 102%
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1974
1979
103%
94%
2
1
mortgage 3s
104%
102
*—
first
96%
101
100%
*—
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1970-June-Dcc
-
3s
8
1
94
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.—Quar-Jan
.
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mortgage
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June-Dee
1996
1974
2047
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First
Peoria
....June-Dec
.
ref 5s
2047
1
First mortgage 3%s
N
Natl Disti'lers Products
3'/8s debs 1974——April-Oct
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Corp 1st 3'/es 1982
May-Nov
National Supply 2%s
debentures 1967
June-Deo
Naugatuck RR first gold 4s 1954
Afau-Nov
New England Tel & Tel
Co—
First guaranteed 4'/2s
series B 1961
Afay-Nov
3s debentures
1982
99%
Feb-Aug
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series
104% 105
,
Morris &
Nashville Chattanooga & St
Louis
First
mortgage 3s series B 1986
National Dairy Products
2%s debs
3s debentures
1970—
3V.s debentures 1976
95
Vv!
90%
April-Oct
First mortgage 2%s 1975—
First mortgage 27/.s 1980-.:
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s
99
83%
102
JVm-July
Jan-July
58
94
97%
100
Jan-July
1978
refunding 5s series
4s
Jan
1990—June-Dec
1962—
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RR
A
ser
first
1971
96
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lion
A
*95 Va
90%
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Ry first gold 4s
3s Jan
trust
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105
*53%
Saulte St Marie—■
&
1984
mortgage 2%s 1979-——
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(Wisconsin) first mortgage 25/8s 1977
First mortgage 3s 1979
90%
*81%
_
Paul
G
First
First
99
<
St
59%
103% 104'A
103%
101
mortgage 2%s 1980
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Michi. n Central RR 4'/2s se;ies
Minn
64
104% 105
First
102%
II
Corp first mortgage 3s 1966
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59
100
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100
1973
lien
(Minnesota)
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—
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),
debs
59 %
100
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98
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i i
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100
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,
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d
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1988—_April-Oct
C
1979—Jan-July
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mtge 3'/2s 1969„Afar-Sept
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Afar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s 1969
Afar-Sept
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Jan-July
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 19G7
April-Oct
I'
&
63%
5
61%
105
98
15
89%
101 %
Wesson
59%
Jan-July
1997
4s
registered
96%
105
—
Afay-Nov
1972
74
58%
■
Mar-Sept
1959
61%
Collateral
96
103%
99%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Afar-Sept
f
1
4s
debentures
61%
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Jan-July
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Refunding & improve 5s series D 2047
Jan-July
103
96
103% 103%
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1972—Afay-Nov
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1957—May-Nou
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71
'
&
Pacific
'
2%s debentures
(Southern
1982
D
general
registered
3s
119
103
106
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3'As s f debentures
Western
General
M
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1
11
*78%
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2004
series
series
Central
lien
4s
77
79
Feb-Aug
& Co.
1977
4%s series A 2019
mortgage 27/8s
&
Prior
72%
118% 118 %
—
——
Atl Knox & Cincinnati Div 4s
1955.
Afay-Nov
Louisville Gas & Elec 1st
mtge 2%s 1979—May-Nou
1st mtge 3 V.s 1982
Macy (R H)
79'A
i
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April-Oct
1984
A
ser
2%s
37/8s
mtge
Northern
76%
86
65%
90%
..April-Oct
First & refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003
Louis Div second gold 3s 1980
74%
refunding 4%s series A 1974_Mar-Sept
Northern Natural Gas debs 4%s 1973
May-No»
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
May-Nou
69
73%
59%
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April-Oct
2003
67
37
101% 101%
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1994
4s
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Telephone
Northern
87
63%
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83%
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3%s
St
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86%
104%
refund mtg.e
gtd
mortgage 3%s 1983
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92
69'A
69%
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refund mtge 2%s
13
1975—Afar-Sept
4s 1993
Aprll-Oct
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55
U
April-Oct
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76
Afay-Nov
Jan-July
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Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
63
20
74
Mav
First &
3'/as
87%
59%
63
63%
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3s debentures
1976—
3%s debentures 1978
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mtge
84%
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67
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1st
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88%
92
4
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April-Oct
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85
82
93'/.
86
—
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13
91%
92
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fixed interest 2003
fixed interest 2003--.
75%
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A
ser
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102%
3%
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—
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•
93
*58%
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B
4s
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N
168
Norfolk
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Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
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88
84%
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1st
76
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Jan-Jmy
87
Feb-Aug
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1974
82%
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Putnam
General
stamped
74%
75 V4
RR—
1955
4s
Power &
NY &
__
170
102
2%
1970—April-Oct
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1st
mortgage 5s extended to 1984..
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y) —
67%
98
Jan-July
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JAN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June
N
♦162
.
1964
186
80 %
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refunding
AGenerai
*52%
100 '/8
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1968
June-Deo
Lake Shore & Mich South gold 3%s 1997—June-Deo
3%s registered
1997
...June-Tie*
&
68%
72%
79%
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mortgage 4s 1954
mtge 4'As series A 1973
1st
99 %
Lakefront Dock & RR Terminal—
1st
62%
71%
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First
N
__
Aprll-Oct
1973
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Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
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72%
80
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3%s 2000
series A 2043
4s
series
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*106
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1997—April-Oct
April-Oct
1959
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6s
~7
106
*102%
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Kings County Elec Lt & Power
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
3s series F 1986
gold
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River & Port Chester—
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1961
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1998
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Y
100 y.
RR—
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Mortgage
90
94%
8
147
97 «A
94'A
20
Harlem
April-Oct
1961
unguaranteed
99%
98%
67
Aprll-Oct
Aprll-Oct
Mortgage
.June-Dec
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s
Plain
99%
98
58%
98
84
98
58%
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1980
Kansas City Southern Ry 4s ser A 1975
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1968
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Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
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*90
98
66%
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61
4%s
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99%
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73
N
Kanawha
94%
97%
73
Y
100 V*
17
7
*96
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998__Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
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102%
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85
97
103%
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—
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—
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A
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103%
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3%s registered 1997
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3%s registered 1998
N
96%
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series
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98
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97
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.
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81%
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series
series
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__
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97
106% 106%.
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103%
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__
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110
101%
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74
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1980
94
102%
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135%
92
68
*102
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A
105
127
108% 110
1977
series
103
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AFirst
Jan "July
Aprll-Oct
1952
1956--——
102%
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104%
8
127
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Afar-Sept
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3.65s
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No.
97
Feb-Aug
1952—
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6s
series
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mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
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102'/2 102 Vi
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Inland
Friday
Range Slnse
Sold
(Continued)—
4s
APRIL 23
Bonds
Friday's
or
Low
Illinois
ENDED
Week's Range
Interest
1974
3%s 1982
mtge 3%s 1983..^
mtge 3%s 1983
101%
112% 112%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
4
104 y.
—
—
99
June-Dec
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May -Nov
101'/« 102
100
98%
100
98%
99
100%
99
1
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100 V*
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98%
101 %
6
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97
97
1
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100
100
5
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103%
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106%
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103% 103%
106% 106%
104% 104%
95%
59
102
6
7
10
103%
997A
98
100
105
106%
108
104
104%
Number 5319
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1855)
27
NEW YORK BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Bale Priee
Exchange
or
3.70s
deb
conv
1964
& St.
Louis
H
ser
No.
Low
51
98%
102%
Stauffer
318
107%
113%
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100
103 y8
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♦103
♦97
May-No?
•
99
93%
♦103
I960—_Feb-Aug
102%
1
109
♦108%
108 »/4
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105%
107%
ApriZ-Oct
105% 106 y4
13
3%s series E 1975
Aprii-Ocf
May-Nnr
105%
108%
14
85 y8
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1st mtge 3%s
1964
86%
86%
-
86 ya
100
y4101%
5
102% 102%
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100
101
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
1
10
96%
Feb-Aug
general 5s series C 1974
general 4%s series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3%s 1977
First mortgage 3s 1983
*106
June-Deo
First
Texas
101 y4
97%
Feb-Aup
•—
debentures
*99
*—
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99%
;F;
99%
99%
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99%
1
102% 102%
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and
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and
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8%s debentures 1972
1st
and
gold 5s 2000
3%s
96
98
99'/a
99%
RR
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income
6s
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1950
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103
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131
135 y8
218
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215
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100
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♦207
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1961
105
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—
87
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81%
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—
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(subord)
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113
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113
130
116
116
6
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130
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.
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1965
97%
6
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97%
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94
101%
105%
106%
115
1960T_.
81%
79
97%
deposit.
3%s
—
81
—
81%
—
*92%
95
*90
.May-No?
91 VB
89
—
89
90%
...—
1976..—...June-Deo
2%s 1979—
Service
81-%
Jan-July
...
2%s
Power
*106%
Jan-July
—
95
Mar-Sept
.....
1971
103%
.Jan-July
103% 103%
103%
100
11
108
111
Public
4s
106%
8
Wisconsin
103%
13
107% 107%
first
of
Electric
First mortgage
130
106% 106%
B
April-Oct
1958
mortgage 3s
S
A Certificates
88%
94%
122
& Co first
Jan-July
1970
96%
103%
102%
*110%
*
95%
April-Ocf
__
98 '/2
95%
94%
109 %
95
5
92%
5
100%
94%
97
11
248
102%
95
Jan-July
95%
75
99%
rail..May-Noi
72
87%
110
109
98
103%
69 %
99%
5
95%
95%
Deferred
delivery
95 %
l976_Jan-J«If
—
—
sale not Included
,
97%
110
91
Power 2%s
in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
e Odd-lot sale not
Included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year's range,
r Cash sale
not included In the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 01
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
a
96%
Electric Light &
Yonkers
__
103% 103y2
*66%
70 y2
Anril
June-Dec
1974
99%
101
100%
101%
104% 104%
1981—Jan-July
§Alst mortgagee 6s ser A 1953
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
106%
1982—_April-Ocf
3%#
A
71%
107%
2913
1967
ser
99%
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
4%s
3%s
97%
April-Oct
May-Nov
gold
Co
6
f8
130
May-No®
first
Products
j,
RR
91%
*96%
130
96
Telegraph Co—
Wtestinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
102%
RR—
_
(Indiana)
in
1956
1983
ASpokane Internal!
Standard Oil
1956
A
87
/—
Jan-July
94
*101
Jan-July
97%
164
105%
Jan-July
1.994
1956-..
Northeastern
Joint
3y8s
A
6V2s series
general
Orleans &
1996
5s
general 6s series A
and
Memphis Div first gold 5s
New
F
gold
101
^Wisconsin Central Ry—
91%
first
98
101
*106 Vb 115
May-Nov
May-No®
3%s series I 1966
Power
Winston-Salem
__
Ry
1979
106%
Jan-July
Jan-July
mortgage
100%
99
Feb-Aup
106
First mortgage 27/8s series E 1986
mortgage 2'As series G 1961
98'/a
98
Mnv-tJo*
98%
i
102
96%
97
1
101
98
April
April
Feb-Nov
92%
581
96
98
♦101
4s
97%
'
96
98
Feb-Aug
105%
97%
First
1991
1q76
102%
97%
First
*92%
1966—ApriZ-Oct
103
A '75—June-Dec
3%s
3V4s
Corp 3%s conv
73
ser
1st mtge
RR Co—
debentures
conv
78
105
Bouthern
Co
1981
1971
Pacific
mmmrn''-
104% 105
Bouthern Pacific
3%s series B
mortgage
Union
——
94%
90
'
.'"j"
Western
'
105% 106
105
San Fran Term
94%
C 1973—Aprii-Oct
Wilson
104%
May-Floy
—
ser
Western
•
115%
—__^May-N0v
_
3%s
96 %
5
72
105
May-Nov
101%
112
99%
97%
Co—
3 %s
Co
(Oregon Lines)
Gold
Gold
!
~96%
105
106%
97
*98%
*71
timmm
''
—Jan-July
—
99%
104% 104%
first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
West
Pacific Co—
2%s
100%
105 %
91%
15
106%
97%
105 %
96%
102
96%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Gas
Bouthern
102
91%
86%
104%
104%
98'/8
118
11
103%
5
96%
91%
—
100
11
72
105% 106%
•Friday's bid and asked prices;
A Bonds
100%
selling
no
sales being transacted during current week.
,
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
April 19, 1954, and ending Friday, April 23, 1954.
It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every secu¬
rity whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
ACF-Brill Motors warrant*—
Acme Aluminum Alloys
Acme Wire Co
Supply
Range
Low
Low
2,900
3%
3%
2,100
3% Mar
29%
29%
50
2%
2%
100
3 %
7,400
Aeroquip Corporation
l
6%
6%
6%
900
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
27
2%
Mar
Jan
ft Jan
4%
29%
3
Apr
For
footnotes
common.
(N J)
see
page
31.
Shares
5%
Marl
11%
11%
11%
13%
12%
13 %
Petroleums
Ajax
Feb
Alabama
3%
Apr
6% Mar
Gas
Ltd.
21
Alabama Great Southern
Alabama Power 4.20%
Airlines
~9%
300
7%
Jan
10%
Feb
Aigemene
8%
10%
5,100
7%
Jan
10%
Apr
Amer
4%
J
Feb
12 Vb
10%
Jan
13%
%
Apr
Apr
\i
Jan
21%
Apr
Jan
%
5,500
9,100
220
16%
Jan
107 %
Jan
114% Mar
103
J-j
20%
Apr
50
96%
Jan
4%
4%
1,400
3%
Jan
5%
Jan
27%
28 %
1,900
24% Feb
28%
Apr
102
preferred
Inc
Kunstzijde Unie N V
rets Amer shares-
dep
113%
High
Low
1,800
3,200
9%
21%
113 % 114%
is
Corp
Range since Jan 1
high
Alrfleeta Inc
9%
10%
Sales
for Week
Week's
Air-Way Electric Appliance
Alaska
8
i
2% Mark
Sale Price
Low
Apr
•
Inc
Range
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
V* Mar
3%
2%
Manufacturing
23
STOCKS
High
3
Air Associates
APRIL
Range since Jan 1
%
)
Ainsworth
ENDED
Friday
Shares
l
Manufacturing
WEEK
for Week
oi Prices
%
1
FOR
Sales
10
common
Adams Hat Stores Inc
Aero
Week's
v
20
West
58
101% 101%
114
100%
95
1
104% 105%
161
50
96 ya
104%
99%
104%
Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361——Jan-July
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
April-Ocl
1st mtge 4%s series B 1976
Mav-Wn*
2
101%
368
98%
105%
Aprii-Oct
1995
General mortgage 3s guaranteed
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
104%
100%
58
105%
112% 114
*97%
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
97
58
Jan-July
100
105
Washington Terminal 2%'s series A 1970
97%
100
1941„Feb-Avo
1987
Indiana
RR
Warren Petroleum
153%
98
—.
3s series B
mtge income 4%s series B Jan
First
133
Jan-.)nlp
96 %
♦102%
Jan-July
1958
5s
Gen
93
June-Dec
3
105%
w
95%
125
Jan-July
2003
100
2
1979
2%s
Bouthern
Ry
5s
mtge 4s income series A Jan
92%
20
97%
105
100
98 %
1980
Gen
Telephone & Telegraph Co—
debentures
H
ser
Wabash
91%
103% 103%
April-Ocl
2%s
mtge
94%
10
1963
ref
consolidated
Virginian
*96% 100
97%
104%
1979—June-Deo
109
100
98%
101%
45
May-No?
118
123%
*iooy4103%
103%
99
91%
Mar-Sepl
1981—June-Dec
Aprii-Oct
and
Walworth
40
107
96%
99%
100
1955.._Feb-Aug
1957
101%
151
94%
5
3
—
♦104%
100
May-No?
April-Oct
1959—Mar-Sept
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I
& ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
4%s
Bouthern Bell
19%
mm
106%
99%
Apr-Oct
Aprii-Oct
107
133
1983——.
•
96 %
104%
133
1965..
67%
15%
95
Feb-Aug
100
149
113%
1978—Mar-Sepl
First
*112
April-Oct
1976
RR gtd 5s
100%
95'/a
April-Oct
7s
'
54%
177
526
V
101% 101%
100
1975—Mar-Sept
First lien and ref mtge
Mar-Sept
trust
conv
debentures
Oil
80%
23
June-Dec
1951
coll
Corp 3y4s
2'/4.s
Bocony-Vacuum
1
*100
May-Nov
2V2s debentures 1971
i
99%
Jan-July
mtge 2%s scr E
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
79
88%
June-Dec
Halske
19%
104% 104%
First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
Warren RR
1974
Union Oil
§ASiemens
71
117% 117%
*io8ya 111
Mar-Sept
1966
105%
95
v
RR
sinking fund series B
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
96%
5
104%
88%
_Mar-Sept
Sons 2%s
&
125%
101%
6
*—
Jan-July
debentures
Consol
1st
82
104
—
1989—May-No®
,
65
17%
*97%
Mar-Sept
1967
Pictures
First and
95
_April-Oct
England 1st gtd 4s
(Jos E>
104%
May
May-Noo
1971.
99%
106
101%
ApriZ-Oct
1972
debentures
Vandalla
101
98%
3
75
82
1989_Jan-July
Bcott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Beaboard Air Line RR Co—
•*'
Beagram
82
gold 4s 1968.—June-Dec
B
101
122
*97%
April-Ocl
1973
2%s
1977
133
:I'r"
—
96%
75
—
Jan-July
Jan
bond certificates Nov
Bt Paul & Duluth first
Bt
96%
April-Ocl
A
99%
92
10
5
*97% 100
Feb-Aug
& coll
f debs
s
Universal
131
113
—
133
115
..
Co—
inlge inc 4%s series
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
18%
May-No?
1872
1976
Gas
mtge
2%s
101%
97%
133
__
1971
ASecond
(
__
62
65
June-Deo
1970
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1996
Francisco Ry
100% 100%
May-No?
2%s debs
Corp 2%s 1970.
trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
3%s sfnking fund debentures 1973
1st
*86
Mar-Sepl
1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
Adirond'k
:
RR—
debentures
Union
1st
Baguenay Power 3s series A
99%
104%
104% 104%
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
102%
•
1977
1969.
94%
101 %
94
June-Deo
1982
debs
Pacific
2%s
100%
3%s
conv
Union
,
3V4S series J
119%
4
19
99%
May-No?
First
General mortgage
\C:
—
*125%
—
Mar-Sepl
1968
of California
Oil
3%s
100%
*100
--
—Feb-Aug
.April-Oct
1955
100%
June-Dee
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980".
1
105% 105%
.May-Nou
.May-Nov
.
*100%
__
Jan-July
Jan I960Aprll-Oct
impt 3%s 1960__June-Deo
1st
2
*—
Jan-Julg
1953
99%
103%
and coll trust 2%s 1975—Aprii-Oct
debentures
4%s
mtge
111
2
98
1985— Jan-July
1974
3%s
103
100 y4
18
*98 ya 100%
I
Reading Co first it ret 3%s series D 1995- Afaj/-NO?
Reynolds <R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
-AprJl-Ocf
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
mtge
97
100%
u
33/as
mtge
119% 119%
103
5s
ref and
Cent
First mortgage
United
§ ADirect
94 %
100%
98
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971__i..May-No?
100%
135 y8 135 %
1983—April-Ocl v
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures 1964
gAConsol
,
High
Pacific—
United Biscuit Co of America
§ADirect
96%
103
June-Deo
E
ser
TrI-Continental Corp 2%s debs
105% 1057/a
~
June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3%s
first
AAdjustment
3s
1963
First and refunding
First and refunding
First
96%
Ifay-No?
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
106%
95
Gps Co—
3s
Low
104 ya
Jan-July
May-Nay
First mortgage 2%a 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956_
Public Service Electric &
119%
1
April-Ocl
1970—April-Oot
3%s series C 1990_ApriI-Oct
Pacific-Missouri
Tol & Ohio
*95
Jan. 1
No.
*100% 101
M 3y4s series B
refund M
Pacific
&
Texas
June-Dec
Mar-Sepl
96%
Jan-Jsly
impt M 4s series O 2019
General and refund M
103
106%
and
First and
*105
107
Range Sines
Sold
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nos
1973
First and refund
Term
First
1966
2%s debentures 1872
3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
Pittsburgh Youngstown
& Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962
Bonds
High
Mar-Sept
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
100 ya
99%
1973
Texas Corp
88
101 y4
Range
Friday's
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
108%
10
—
debs
2%s debentures
Corp
debentures
Refund
105% 106
Plttsb Coke & Chem
or
Bid & Asked
T
102%
108 y4
June-Dee
5s series A
37/8s
103
102%
♦108
111
Chemical
Oil
2%s
1970
General mortgage
General mortgage
Sale Price
Week's
Last
Period
Low
97
♦102% 104
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963—Feb-Aup
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
1964_May-No?
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Interest
High
High
Ry—
G 1957
ser
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
111% 113%
PUlsbury Mills, Inc 3^til debs 1972
June-Dec
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Jan. 1
101 % 101%
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic
Range Sines
Sold
Bid & Asked
Feb-Aug
1983
Friday
Bands
Friday's
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%i debentures
APRIL 23
FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's Rang*
Last
103
|
The Commercial and
28
Financial Chronicle.... Monday, April 26,
1954
(1856)
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE FOR
Friday
Range
Sale Price
AlMiieftn Sleek Exchange
Par
Corn
1Corp
Pictures
Artists
Allied
1%
Jan
2% Mar
114
Jan
Carman
2%
300
2%
Feb
2% Feb
2% Jan
Feb
7% Mar
Carolina
4%
2%
2,100
2% Mar
Feb
27%
American
Co
-
Hard
American
Laundry Machine
American
Manufacturing Co com
Rubber
American
Meter
Co
American Natural Gas Co 6?#
Seal-Kap
American
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Post
1%
Jan
Conv
preference
$1.50
Corp
spries
1
_•
Jan
1%
Feb
Conv
preference
$1.40 series
•
150
45%
Jan
53
Apr
Central
500
7%
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
53
51
8%
8%
8%
1,500
21%
23
20%
22%
20%
20%
5%
5 %
5%
12,200
3,100
29
28
29
300
11
26% Mar
Central
Central
Ohio
Feb
Central
Power &
Jan
5%
Feb
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors
Inc—
Apr
Jan
37
Mar
44
Apr
Cessna
55%
56
Apr
Chamberlin
1
12%
12%
12%
350
11
Jan
13% Mar
4'A
4'A
600
4
Jan
4%
13%
13%
200
12
Jan
11%
12
11%
20s
3%
Cherry-Burrell
Feb
Chesebrough
A
Feb
3jg
Jan
8%
100
7%
Jan
9
Apr
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
Electric
Associated
Cl
A
Tel
July
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Corp
290
Jan
4%
Jan
Clark
(The)
9%
Jan
14%
Feb
Clark
Controller
Jan
105
109%
14%
15%
2,200
12%
Jan
17
Feb
Claude
21%
23%
49,000
15%
Jan
23'A
Apr
Claussner
10
10
10%
20,000
8%
Jan
10%
Apr
114
113
21%
Dec
on
22
Steel
Baldwin
Banco
los
Banff
Oil
105
101
8%
.
6ft Mar
Colonial
1%
Feb
Colonial
(The)
Sand
Jan
900
1%
Feb
85%
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
7'/a
49,000
8%
3,600
Feb
95
1%
Jan
Apr
105
2
7%
Apr
Jan
9%
Jan
Jan
8%
2%
Jan
2%
ext
to
2
300
2%
500
2%
Jan
Apr
10%
Jan
12
Feb
.1
15%
15%
15%
400
14'A Mar
16
Mar
4%
Beckman
Bell
Telephone
&
Blckford's
Inc
Breeze
Jan
2%
Jan
6%
Feb
C010
5%
5%
9,500
6%
Jan
Corroon
10%
400
9%
Jan
Jan
5% Jan
3,100
.5%
5%
5%
300
x5%
14%
17%
7,300
14%
16%
17%
9,200
13%
6%
5%
6%
9,200
4%
%
1 %
1%
inc
Traction
dep
dep
Amer
British
rets
rets
ord
Celanese
American
British
dep
rets
$5
$3
2nd
Cork
Co
Apr
11% Mar
10
Jan
12
4
Jan
9%
Feb
Feb
Rubber
Bruce
(E
Bruck
Mills
L)
Atlantic
Cuban
Tobacco
Inc
Co
Co
1,200
6%
Apr
9%
Feb
Curtis
Lighting
1,700
24%
Jan
31%
Apr
Curtis
Manufacturing Co
95
40
Crystal Dairies
4%
3%
Feb
Daitch
2%
Jan
Davenport
Jan
8% Mar
8%
5%
8%
13,700
5%
1,300
x6%
50
23
23
24
24 %
6,800
10a
10a
Dayton
23% Mar
Dejay
21
Jan
24%
1
10
convertible
Hill
12%
4,300
8%
Jan
900
89%
Jan
101
,x50%
Feb
16
Feb
5% Mar
5%
3,500
3%
Jan
4
500
18%
Jan
3,800
51%
25
16%
16%
1,300
6%
6%
700
11%
1,300
13%
'
51%
11%
'
14
6%
8%
Hardware
Steel
Jan
Gasket
Gray
21%
Apr
Devoe
12%
Feb
Feb
Distillers
Apr
,18% Jan
N
7
Mar
&
600
8%
Dobeckmun
Bridge
20 %
1,400
6%
Jan
Jan
22%
Feb
Dominion
Steel
8%
Apr
Dominion
Tar
200
8%
Jan
9 %
Apr
8
Jan
10%
Apr
13%
13%
14%
1,000
11
A
1#0
%
17,900
%
3%
3%
2,700
2%
4
4%
6,000
3 % Mar
4%
3%
4% Mar
1
•
12%
12
13
•
10%
10%
10%
9,300
41i!
5%
16.400
Fire
1
Co
Insurance
5
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement Co Ltd common
6 % ft
Co
Ltd
preference
Mar
14% Mar
Jan
Jan
Canada
Southern
Petroleum
Dominion
Dow
vtc
i7ff
Jan
4% Mar
7%
Oil
Gas
Jan
Feb
Mar
25% Mar
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100
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115
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4,600
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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60
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7%
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Aluminum
common
Carreras
Apr
3% Mar
Jan
Co
Carnation
Casco
r
Shares
1
—.
3%
100
cumulative preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Co..—
Feb
2%
33
Aluminum Co of America—
$3.75
<fc
Jan
6
4% Mar
200
500
33
32%
33
1
Co
4%
2%
—.~I'
for Week
—2.50
•
Inc—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy
11,200
7%
•
(Mich) common
Products
Brewing
1,500
2ft
2%
lnternat'l Investing cap itock_l
Altes
2%
2
-
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
Low
2%
1
1;
Alles & Fisher common
Allied
Range since Jan 1
High
2ft
Airlines Inc
Allied
Shares
American Stock Exchange
2%
warrant!
Alleghany
Allegheny
of Prices
Week's
Last
Salt Price
STOCKS
for Week
Lew
10a
Engineering Co_
All American
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
APRIL 23
WEEK ENDED
20%
21%
48,400
19%
Jan
21%
13%
13%
100
13%
Jan
14%
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Number 5319
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1857)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
for Week
Shares
Par
Empire Millwork
Corp
Emsco
Manufacturing
Equity
Corp
104
2%
2%
2
1
36%
2%
36%
24,000
3612
350
33
1
$1 or 25c
a
preferred
Fairchild
Fargo
4%
%
Firth
Ford
A
Class
Line
of
Ford
Motor
4%
Motor
2% Mar
Jan
36%
Apr
Apr
5%
Feb
Jan
12,900
ft Jan
1ft Feb
ft Apr
17
4
8,700
96%
—•
95%
.——•
Jan
Jan
14,800
37%
Jan
Apr
Jan
5% Mar
72%
Jan
5% Apr
11%
Feb
6%
Feb
.6%
7,500
5%
98
4,200
65%
Jan
102
71
Jan
106
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(D
Kleinert
(I
Kobacker
Fox
of
is
Gellman
:■
General
U:
.
8%
712
Id
%
4
4,000
Jan
A <Jan
1% Apr
4% Jan
9,700
4 %
400
5%
1,900
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
Lakey
12%
200
10%
Jan
12%
Jan
Lamson
Corp
&
5%
12
12
4
23%
Jan
110
j
;s
110
24
11%
10
6
11%
21%
4,400
110
5%
1
1
Mfg Co common
Acceptance Corp
106%
700
11%
1%
1%
1%
2
10%
200
1
400
24
Jan
Lake
110
Jan
Apr
Apr
Jan
3
1,900
•
6%
Feb
Jan
11%
Feb
pfd
General Outdoor Adv 6%
Plywood Corp common
50c
55SS convertible preferred
20
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
General Stores Corporation
1
Georgia
preferred
Power $6
9
—
150
9
28%
——
28%
•
;ft
'I
Gilbert
C)
•
1%
Glen
_
ft'5
Alden
Glenmore
i,
Globe
•ft
Gobel
—
105
105
1%
"
.
—
_
1%
5% Feb
9
Jan
Mar
10
105
Jan
(Adolf) 'Inc
Class
———1
*
preferred—
prior
Consolidated
Goodman
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Atlantic
Great
•-.?
Great
Lakes
Greer
'
Oil
Hydraulics
Gridoil
Grocery
Stores
Gypsum
Lime
Hammond
2
common
1%
Jan
114%
Jan
105
2%
2,400
2%
Apr
8%
2,600
7%
Jan
Mfg
Hearn
5 % %
4%
Stores
Mfg
5%
Lodge
i
Hollinger
(R)
100
2%
10
25c
*
&
Jan
6%
Apr
7%
Jan
13%
200
11%
Hardart
(Geo A)
Jan
Manischewitz
Apr
11%
1,300
11%
Feb
12 %
Jan
22%
800
22%
Feb
24
Jan
1 %
1%
900
51
49
49%
10
43%
43%
43%
190
-
\h
1%
73,500
25%
25%
300
Jan
54
Jan
49
Feb
Jan
32
78
„
„
— —
1% Mar
86
Mar
Apr
7
McKee
15%
15
—
Mead
(The
(A
Jan
47%
Jan
Apr
26% Mar
Apr
23%
Jan
Mesabi
Jan
7%
Apr
Metal
Apr
17%
Jan
14
Apr
Ltd
Co
Menasco
19% Mar
7% Mar
Middle
Jan
14%
Apr
Midland
Oil
Midland
Steel
3% Mar
Feb
Apr
Jan
55%
States
1%
1%
200
1% Apr
1%
Jan
3%
4
400
3%
4
Jan
10
Jan
3,500
5%
Apr
2%
300
35%
2,300
7%
_7%
2,300
19%
19%
125
19% Mar
23%
Jan
2
26 %
4% .Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
37% Mar
Jan
2%
~7%
2%
Mar
Jan
8% Mar
13%
150
13%
Apr
14%
Jan
700
19%
Jan
21%
Feb
130
93%
101%
Apr
101% 101%
10
78
78
"2%
~2%,
Jan
70
Jan
78
Apr
9
Jan
10 %
Apr
2% Mar
2%
Jan
1
<
—
300
7%
7%
200
n%
10%
11%
2.300
10 %
Jan
12
15%
15%
16%
7,000
12%
Jan
16%
Apr
2%
27'8
200
2%
Jan
3
Feb
11%
Jan
200
12
11%
12
•
Baking Co
6"%
7%
Jan
8
—
1
15
23%
Midwest
1,200
21% Jan
7% Feb
2,700
11
—5
•
10
23 %
22
23 %
19
25
24%
25%
7,400
1,350
22%
Jan
12%
12%
13
2,300
11%
Feb
13% Mar
17%
17%
17%
6,700
15%
Jan
17%
9,100
3'/a
3 %
3%
7J|
713
8
16%
16%
$1
Apr
8%
x44% x44%
•
200
130
44%
131
250
,
132
19
20%
900
100
44%
130
18
Feb
Feb
138% Mar
Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
Apr
57 %
Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Apr
5%
Jan
6
Jan
3%
*"
2,100
5%
600
12
*}
400
7%
200
105
Jan
30%
30%
30%
2,100
24%
Jan
30%
Humble Oil & Refining capital stock—*
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
5
72%
72%
74
9,600
57
Jan
Jan
Hydro-Electric
common
Securities—
3
Hygrade Food Products
•
0
300
3
5
•
3%
5
300
4%
11%
11%
1,400
11
Jan
Mar
—.
preferred
Service
6%
2%
4%
4%
30%
30%
125
12%
12%
1,200
12%
33%
States
preferred
4
Mills
—2.50
common—7.25
& Tel—
100
Power
Tel
States
Rights
—
—
Inc
Murray Ohio Mfg Co——
—5
Muskegon Piston Ring common—2.50
Muskogee Co common
—10
Muter Company
common
50o
American
dep
Imperial Oil
•
common
receipts
(Canada)
Imperial Tobacco
of
5%, Feb
13%; Jan
Nachman
registered—£1
capital
&
stock—*
Insurance
Co
of
North
Ireland—£1
pfd—100
America
International
Cigar
Metal
Industries
5
Machinery
International
International Petroleum
International
3.90 ft
Ironite
Irving
12%
Jan
18%
Apr
34%
34%
300
14,900
—
1
■
Dehydrating
Alfalfa
National
7%
7%
98
100
480
90%
88
1,400
■
—
—
'
—
__
25%
3%
2%
__
27
25%
11%
1
%
32,500
Jan
8%
Apr
—1
Hess
National
'
36%
Feb
National
Presto
Jan
National
Radiator
Industries
613 Mar
8
Jan
Jan
100
Mar
National
Rubber
Feb
National
Starch
19% Mar
National
Steel
91%
Jan
19
Jan
31
Mar
19%
Jan
95%
34
Feb
27%
Apr
11%
300
3%
3%
1,200
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
2%
3
1,700
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
10%
Jan
12
Mar
Transit
Union
Meter
Neptune
Nestle
Mur
Le
*
Chute
5%
1
1
Jan
90 % Mar
800
9%
Jan
12%
Apr
5%
300
5%
Apr
6%
Feb
3%
1,100
3%
Jan
4 % Mar
84
11%
12
3%
12
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4
Glass Co
1
common
For
10c
;
;
15c
see
page
31.
1%
»
Ltd
footnotes
4
1
1%
15
1
1
ir,
16
1%
4
1%
100
35.300
15
25
2
5,400
3%
1%
14%
1%
Oil
British
Haven
4%%
New
Clock
Idria
Min
&
New
Jersey
&
Park
New
Process Co
Jan
1%
York
Jan
New
2% Mar
New
15%
Chem
Co
Feb
34%
Feb
Jan
47%
Apr
100%
210
95%
Jan
160
104%
Jan
107% Mar
40
98%
Jan
103%
Jan
Apr
Apr
3
Feb
180
Apr
2%
20O
2%
130
172%
Jan
Jan
37%
x7%
7%
3,000
5%
Jan
3%
200
3%
Jan
4
3%
3%
900
3%
Jan
3%
7
3%
18%
18%
112
17%
50
18%
10,500
112%
17%
—
500
3
Jan
16
17% Jan
105%
2
Jan
Feb
Apr
1
Mar
Apr
18
Feb
19'
Mar
112%
Apr
3%
Apr
ft
25,700
!»,
%
6,000
i'e Mar
1%
Jan
27%
27%
100
26% Mar
28%
Jan
7
7%
400
Jan
7%
Jan
5%
5%
1,200
5%
Feb
16%
16%
300
14%
Jan
4%
4%
800
11%
11%
3
3r/
"/a
7%
ix Mar
7
28% Mar
York
York
Co
—
33
Apr
6% Jan
common
& Honduras Rosario-
Merchandise
4
1
—1
40c
100
1
20
50c
Jan
5%
Jan
Apr
4% Apr
12 '/a
4,700
1%
Jan
2%
Apr
Jan
16,200
15%
Jan
18%
Apr
11
10% Mar
4,600
:
11%
'300
13%
Jan
1.7«
1%
1%
2%
18%
2
2
1%
8,800
1%
Apr
1%
Jan
1%
2
15,300
1%
Apr
2%
9%
Apr
Feb
11% Mar
12%
Jan
1,700
16%
Feb
20"%
Apr
19
1,900
15%
Jah
18% Mar
1,300
18%
9%
9%
800
12%
9%
12%
100
19%
19
16%
16%
16%
25%
25
25%
25%
25%
125
25%
3 %
3%
900
3
2 %
2%
700
1% Mar
,
Jan
Apr
Jan
'
21
118%
34%
2
h
35%
3,900
2%
11,000
118% 119%
2%
2%
7%
2%
24%
7%
1%
2
Apr
1H Jan
115%
700
200
Jan
2%
1,860
.
Jan
3%
35%
Jan
11
Apr
Jan
7
26 Vs Mar
26%
Feb
3%
Feb
2%
Apr
35%
Apr
4%
Feb
2ft Apr
122% Mar
3 %
Feb
9%
Feb
2
Apr
•
"l
117,200
41
41
42%
7,500
1
15%
13%
15%
11,700
1%
1 %
1%
49%
75
49
-*
Jan
1
Feb
11%
Jan
%
Jan
1
% Mar
Jan
52
Jan
Jan
10 %
Apr
27
Feb
Feb
9
Apr
45
9%
—•
26%
22%
27
6,800
43% Mar
36%
7,500
10
10
16%
17%
11%
17%
1
Land
Co
common
Auction
1
10
—25
Arizona
Mining
New
Jan
Co
preferred
Zinc
Mexico
Watch
&
convertible
4% Feb
Jan
Ltd
England Tel & Tel
New
1
25c
100
2
—4
2.50
common
Co common
Dominion
New
Jan
Apr
Mar
3%
1
-30c
common
New
O'Mahoney Inc
Julian & Kokenge Co
Apr
106
34%
7%
112
Feb
13
Jan
178%
2%
•
Ltd
Radio.—
New
Jerry
—.
Machinery
Products—1
Car
National
—
Corp
National Research
National
Inc
Co
New
c
1
Oils
Industries
10%
—1
*
Phoenix
National
Jan
J
Jupiter
common—
Mfg & Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
Feb
83
31%
Jan
Feb
30%
&
Co
Bellas
28%
11%
100
t
Manufapturing v t
Inc
Jeannette
1
Inc
x9%
98
—
88%
7%
Co—
preferred
Air
——
10c
:
8%
„
5
.
Resistance Co
Service
Iron Fireman
•
capital stock.*
Royalty
Public
34%
•
A
Products
International
Investors
Iowa
8%
5
Indianapolis. Pwr & Light 4%
750
5% Mar
40
—
10
Corp
Namm-Loescr's
National
Canada
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit
17
15%
--
Feb
10%
9,900
98% 100%
1
—
3
30
300
45%
177
cumulative
Feb
Jan
Jan
4%
200
43%
447/a
101
Vernon-Woodberry
6% Mar
2
4,400
33%
•
177
series
Society com
15% Mar
26%
103%
50
.
Feb
Apr
Apr
4% Mar
■
Imperial Chemical Industries-
Co
Apr
Feb
'25%
Jan
23% Mar "
1,100
'
Jan
5%
1,000
2%
Jan
13%
900
6%
25
24%
C—
100
class A—1
preferred
Milling
Zinc
14
2%
4%
1
——*
pfd—100
common
15
14
14
— ■
50c
National Fuel Gas
Illinois
18% Mar
13%
Feb
24/a
Montgomery Ward & Co class A——*
Moody Investors participation pfd—•
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
National
,
Jan
Jan
Mar
I
.
13%
11%
--
74
Inc
8% Feb
21% Mar
Jan
100%
5
(Harvey)
Feb
Jan
1
7% Mar
24%
101
TV
13%
Jan
700
107 %
§Muntz
Jan
3,700
18
13%
101
Mountain
%
7
11
17%
12%
106
6%
10% Mar
1,500
%
106
Mountain
45%
Jan
Apr
Public
Mt
13%
13% Mar
Apr
15
__
5
Molybdenum Corp
1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
cumulative preferred
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B„100
Jan
12% Mar
8%
2,300
12%
*
Co
convertible
Apr
Mar
Jan
7%
50c
Loan
Apr
3% Mar
Jan
6
16%
11%
•
shares
Corp of Canada
Pvyr & Light 5%
4.50%
Aprp
Products—
Minnesota
Monroe
25%
2%
preferred—*
Refineries—
Missouri
Feb
Apr
24% Mar
78,300
5%
5%
—
1
common
conv
:
Apr
9%
13%
•
h
3%
1
2.50
Corp
Apr
Feb
6%
55%
1
Inc
Tube—
Piping
4 % %
Mining
24%
8%
13%
15
preferred
Corp
1,100
8%
12%
25c
Wohl Co common
Miller
24%
8%
13%
Abrasive
Mid-West
X23%
3fg Mar
1
common
non-cum dividend
Co common
Mid-West
Feb
1%
37/8
5
common
3% Mar
1
Petroleum
Jan
13%
6%
Apr
Apr
1
Brothers
500
5%
Jan
1
Participating
14%
2%
Apr
11%
1
Corp
15
CO CO sU
Apr
24%
—*
Co
Iron
Textile
Apr
5%
75%
Jan
10 % Mar
Jan
Co
14
35
Jan
22%
Jan
Co
&
Mfg
11%
Feb
51%
100
1,000
26%
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
1,750
52%
12,600
11%
33
—10
& Co common
Dredging common—
12%
50
,
-£1
G)
11%
29
Jan
Feb
Bumper
Jan
Jan
Jan
3
14%
Apr
Jan
Steel
£2 %
Mar
24%
11%
24
Michigan Sugar Co common
*
6%
preferred———
—10
Mlcromatic Hone Corp
—-—.—1
1,500
2
13%
Apr
22
Michigan
2%
75%
11%
33
Michigan
2% Mar
200
Jan
75
Feb
1,000
6,100
48 % Mar
24%
Apr
2%
•2%
13%
41%
Feb
10%
150
2%
—
6% Mar
Apr
44%
ft
24
2%
Feb
10%
13%
2%
•
182% Mar
1%
„
18% Mar
136%
2,600
10%
■
13%
Feb
21
•
?
Jan
41%
•
„
24 %
Jan
3
6
200
--
Jan
Jan
Feb
ft
5% Mar
Feb
2
6
6%
•
/
Jan
Feb
Jan 1
Jan
164%
16% Mar
6 V4
-
3%
42%
4%
'•
—
15%
132
10
Mines
—
Apr
Apr
35%
50
•
4% Mar
3
1,000
«...
7%
5% Mar
Jan
11
140
1,500
3%
35%
——
Jan
Feb
21%
100
3,100
3
35%
—-
7
14,500
'
100
9,500
13%
1
3
C-'1
3%
3%
4%
•
.
800
2%
7
4%
.
300
136%
I81/4
Feb
'3
4%
17%
179%
6%
Apr
12%
2
17%
Apr
24
179
6%
Feb
9%
17%
Jan *
17%
135
17%
4%
8%
12%
179%
12
5%
Jan
15% Mar
23%
136
2 %
Feb
;
•
Co
B)
Shovel
Johnson
24%
1,000
Apr
6%
1
Aircraft Corp__;
McWilliams
1 %
6
1,200
Feb
4%
*
Feb
—8
10
common
Power
McDonnell
Jan
200
2,900
14%
5%
900
9%
17%
1
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
(JW) Inc common
21%
—
6%
7
4%
9%
17%
Mays
36%
25%
4%
9%
17%
Feb
4% Jan
International Marine
Marion
%
2.50
Co
&
Service
Stores
Communication
Jan
'
40%
1,000
5
Co
11%
% Mar
900
5%
1
5
Co
Public
22%
10c
preferred
Hubbell
10% Mar
M
Mangel
22%
——
8%
13%
X4%
5%
\
70%
Apr
9%
Apr
1
24%
6%
8
13%
x4%
4%
73%
Maine
20%
100
1
—
A
Gold
Hardart
&
4
Jan
200
24%
5,600
———»
Hormel
,
3%
1%
6%
•
Jan
—2
—
—
Inc
Horn
*
13
2
6%
—5
.—
-
preferred
Consol
Horn
*-
Jan
6%
Corp
Jan
6%
1
common
(
{•
12
Lynch
Mackintosh-Hemphlll
6%
55
common—
class
■<
5 %
400
Apr
Apr
Apr
1
1
Marconi
55
Stores Inc
Holophane Co common-.
Horder's
16%
Jan
Mapes Consolidated Mfg Co
55
Holly
j
23%
Jan
1%
Co
13 % Mar
29
common
-
Co
(The)
25
26%
Products
Co
&
Shipley
&
Apr
—100
convertible
Hoe
Feb
15
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenheimer
(The) Co
Feb
•
preferred
Higbie
15%
300
13
3,700
5
Jan
_10c
common———
ft Henry Holt & Co
i
300
16%
9% Mar
li'ff
Chain
Steel
19%
5
*
Steel
Jan
22%
15%
•
12%
29
1
preferred
Hercules
%
•
100
2%
A
Co
Jan
1%
A
650
8
2%
Co—
Co—
Rubinstein common
Class
(
Inc__
Mining
Heller
Jan
%
1%
B
12%
25
——1
2
Co———
Bakeries
class
Groceteriaa
Class
25
2%
Corp
Dept
9%
3,500
12%
1
—10
8
1
Co
Lithographing
Helena
Jan
800
16
9% Mar
Inc
12%
——5
Co—-———
Brewing
Hecia
;
9%
3 % Mar
34 J/4
22%
25c
1
118% Mar
Apr
8%
1
Harvard
Havana
Jan
29% Mar
%
15%
common
G)
(R
Jan
102%
'
2%
2%
Inc
Hastings
Hathaway
2%
400
Apr
•
Organ Company
Electric Light
Hazeltine
2,100
2% Mar
Midvale
Hartford
i
Jan
2%
30%
9%-
.5
23
9c
Alabastine
Laboratories
Lamp
42
•
50c
Realty
Tourneau
$2
Hall
Jan
800
University
8
50c
_.
Brewery
Products
&
105
H
Haelan
34%
2%29%
&
preferred
conv
25
1
Leases
Western
Lefcourt
Le
Michaels
Co
Inc—
Freehold
Griesedleck
Chemical
&
Apr
Tea—
Non-voting common stock
_•
7% 1st preferred—_100
i
•
—5
Co
Pacific
&
11% Mar
2%
pfd__25
1
conv
Apr
2% Mar
Jan
8%
1
Varnish—
Rapids
*
Co
—50
common—__4
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Grand
—.
Mines
Manufacturing
Gorham
Gray
—•
Sugars class A——;
B
$4.50
Goldfield
ft.
5
107%
10
1%
■
1
B—
class
Inc——.—
Co
'
105
50
'
....
•
Distilleries
Godchaux
Apr
Apr
450
41
4,000
common
cum
Loblaw
29
40,900
116% 117
••
1
Extension
Salle
5%
Feb
1% Mar
'
_
50
105
1%
—•
—
Coal-
Union
13
41%
41%
10
Apr
Jan
100
1%
'
*
common
Co
Gladding McBean & Co—
f
Jan
13
2%
Co
Mar
1%
Jan
8%
—.
--
_1
1
Gerity Mich Corp
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
(A
39%
10%
12
8
10%
& Machine
Delaware
of
Sessions
2
26
600
'
ft Gilchrist
Jan
4,300
575
13
1
18
Jan
'*
—
•
preferred
$5
Foundry
Locke
'
li
30%
9
38%
8
1
Jan
5 A Mar
100
General
it
Jan
800
8%
2%
Ltd—
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%
cumulative preferred
'
,jy
Jan
Apr
14
Apr
9% Apr
10%
Inc
Mines
Shore
.Jan
1%
1%
16
preferred
25
General Electric Co Ltd—
American dep rets old reg—
£1
General Finance Corp 5% pfd A
10
General Fireproofing common—_5
ft
11
Apr
37%
2%
Company
Apparel
L'Aiglon
Lear Inc
23%
convertible
5%
550
Jan
105
L
8% Apr
47%
Itf
4
%
5%
__8
-8
•
100
Co common
General Alloys Co
General Builders Supply Corp com
■i;
Feb
13%
13%
7.50
Co
Co
Laclede-Chrlsty
Co
A)
Gatlneau Power
5% preferred
ft
Feb
26%
Apr
La,
ji
104%
33%c
20c
1
1
Krueger Brewing
France—
deposit
(Geo
10
100
2%
Ltd—
receipts bearer
1
Pitt Brewing Co
.——1
-1.25
(Peter) Brewing—.—_——-1.25
Fuller
Corp
Stores
Kropp (The) Forge
Kroy Oils Ltd
Lamson
Fort
High
Jan
36%
37%
•
10
—5
Co common
Rubber Co
B)
Hotels
Knott
2%
105
37%
1
Ltd
Co
M
11,200
Apr
150
Low
2%
36%
—10
Klein
3}j
43%
2%
1
Klrkland Lake G
1,450
Range since Jan 1
High
105
Kennedy's Inc
*
———8
Key Co common
•
Kidde (Waiter) & Co
5
Kings County Lighting common
•
4%
cumulative preferred
50
Kingston Products
1
Apr
7,100
2%
*
Co
Jan
106
105
Kawneer
2%
9%
6%
& Electric 4Va %
Kansas Gas
27%
lil
Shares
Low
1
pfd—100
Corp
Jan
'5%
5
■5%
Feb
Motors
1% Mar
20%
47%
V6
~6%
24 %
Jan
Kaiser
Kirby Petroleum
50c preferred
25,400
Canada—
Co
American
23 % Mar
ft
1
1
American deposit receipts ord reg—£1
—£1
Ford
4
Jan
4%
40
27%
46%
Apr
Jan
17%
Par
for Week
K
Mar
100
20
U3
47
—2.50
Inc—————.
non-voting—
voting——
B
1
ic
24%
I 13
II tf
10
(Philaj
Inc
Co Inc
(M H)
Motor
27
*
Ltd
Petroleums
Tiger
Class
1
8
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
105
Feb
11,500
4%
■1
18%
25c
Sterling
Fishman
Instrument
&
Ltd
Association
Flying
10
common
Camera
Oils
Federated
Fire
Line
6%
;
ft
10
Pipe
101%
800
Warrants
Eureka
Low
50
7%
Co
Inc
Corporation Ltd
Eureka
High
104
Week's
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range since Jan 1
7%
common
convertible
$2
Esquire
Low
100
1
5
10c
pfd
Empire District Electric 5%
APRIL 23
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
ENDED
Sales
20
7%
15% Mar
Jan
29
The Commercial and
(1858)
Financial Chronicle...
Monday, April 26, 1954
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
High
Low
Par
Jan
20%
Apr
Jan
22%
Feb
Sentry
20
19%
20
19%
21%
15,000
1%
lie
3,800
1% Jan
2
Apr
4
4
2
4%
Safety Control.
Serrlck Corp class B
8,900
4
5%
Jan
Servomechanisms
1
.
600
17
16%
Apr
Amer
rets ord
dep
1»
shares
Norden Laboratories Corp_
North
Central
Oils
Canadian
North
North
Pcnn
Northern
Ind
2ft
2ft
9,900
22%
%
Jan
1% Jan
300
37%
Shattuck
Feb
Jan
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
2ft
Feb
24'%
Feb
Sherwin-Williams
3%
Jan
4%
Jan'
Shoe
91%
80
87%
Jan
91%
Apr
Blcks
100% 101 %
250
95%
Jan
91%
—
101
Jan
101% Mar
B
Class
Ogden
Corp
Oils
Oklahoma
B
-•
common
4%s preferred
Ltd
Power
Natural
40c
Oliver
United
Olympic
Omar
Filters
Radio
Inc
1%
79
25
44 %
Jan
105%
Jan
110
Feb
1U Apr
1
ft Mar
50% Mar
17
16
Bonotone
15% Mar
250
3%
3%
2,000
3%
16%
17%
Feb
Boss
Feb
4%
Jan
Feb
17 %
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares, 10s
41%
41%
41%
430
37%
Jan
43 % Mar
14%
14%
14%
800
13%
Jan
15
—
•——1
—
(Howard)
Jan
Penn
Co
Can
Co
5% %
6%
preferred
preferred
5%
redeemable
6%
redeemable
4.80 %
Pacific
G"/o
1st
1st
red
$4.40
1st
div
$4.75
18%
1,300
35%
3,200
33% Jan
convertible
32%
1,400
30%
Jan
33
23
Jan
30%
preferred——28
23
103%
preferred—
*
103%
•
preferred
Airlines
Petroleums
Pacific
Power
&
Pacific
Public
Service
TOO
(C A)
(C
Amer
Co
class
Penn
Penn
Water
Circle
Phillips
Phillips
Pierce
Screw
Pincliin
Amer
Alexander
Service
of
8 Va
Apr
Feb
39
Steel
Feb
Stein
(A)
Apr
8tetson
Apr
Jan
3% Mar
Jan
65 % Mar
15%
15%
15%
200
14%
Feb
16
6%
6 Va
_1
l7/a
1%
2
41%
5% Mar
Feb
Apr
6% Mar
Jan
4% Mar
22 Va Mar
26
~I%
8,100
2%
"2 Va
Jan
2%
1,400
68%
2,120
65Va
Jan
69 Va
100
33%
Jan
38 % Mar
7%
700
6V4 Mar
3
3
200
3
2% Mar
21%
3 ft
6
1%
•
6
2,300
39
250
—
100
—
44
10
%
9%
1
44%
1%
•
10
Jan
•
3%
Power
11
9%
9%
1 %
Jan
Jan
8
Apr
2% Mar
38
35
34%
35
1,400
32%
Jan
35 Vb Mar
26%
257/a
26%
25Va-
101
111%
45
Apr
Mar
10
,
Feb
10
,
35%
34%
26
24
—
10
'
26 %
,
_.
1,200
.
xl03
Feb
35%
14
Jan
Apr
16 % Feb
24
Apr
38% Mar
6% Mar
49%
49 %
300
41 %
Jan
50 Vs Mar
4%
200
4%
Jan
5%
3%
Jan
5% Feb
Jan
Sunrise
Portland
Buperior
Tool
Finch
&
4%
3%
2,500
Jan
4%
Jan
44%
19%
100
18%
Jan
20
13%
1,000
11%
Feb
14% Mar
2
2%
17,000
1 Va
Feb
43%
44%
1,700
Jan
2%
41%
Jan
45
16%
Jan
25
Jan
Apr
21
1,000
11,700
Feb
Apr
28% Mar
14
14%
2,000
13
Jan
14% Mar
13%
13%
2,100
13 Va
Feb
14 V*
8%
9%
3,800
8
Feb
9%
Feb
6 %
5%
6%
3,600
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
4%
Jan
5% Mar
2Va
V
4%
3
1
10c
•
4
4%
9,100
3%
3%
500
;> /
"
__
17%
18
500
13
—
13%
800
9%
9%
500
Jan
18 Y
Apr
15% Mar
9 %
Jan
2
800
1%
Feb
2Va
Jan
3
1,100
2%
Jan
V 3%
Jan
100
20%
Jan
22 Vs
Apr
9%
Jan
20Va
Apr
Jan
31
Jan
9%
Apr
19
17%
20
18%
18
18%
200
17% Mar
5
9%
5
9%
300
1,400
4*%
x9 Va
Jan
10
23
3%
100
20%
Feb
25% Mar
500
2% Mar
13%.
100
9%
—
.—1
3%
23
3%
-13
Co
Feb
Feb"
16%
13
21%
1
13 Va
13%
Corp
Apr
Apr
3%
21%
__
—
-—*
4%
32%
1%
—
—
25o
Inc-
Feb
2% Jan
2%
—
17,400
'
Cement
Apr
29Va Mar
,
•
com
«
1
Die
Oil
2%
1
common
Superior
3%
19
13
9%
Drug common
Supermarkets Corp—
Ray
Co
4
__
14%
*
-3
common
—
•'
26
19%
Jan
Feb
5%
3%
,
Feb
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
17
T
Talon
Inc
Class
class
B
Tampa
Technicolor
Thiokol
Thor
Inc
&
Light
Co
pfd
10%
Jan
12%
650
10 %
Jan
13 V4
Feb
56
57
200
52 %
Feb
56%
Apr
12%
12%
12%
12 Ve Mar
14%
Jan
12%
12%
Corp.—
—1
106
19%
19%
21%
5,300
11
10%
11%
7,200
2,900
common.
—.20
11%
11%
12%
Inc..
_.25c
23
23
23
Markets
12,300
•
5
common
Corporation
Roofing
$4.56
1,150
11%
57
1
common
common
Chemical
Thorofare
Tilo
Co
11%
•
1
common
common
Electric
12%
5
A
250
Stocks
Corp
Temper
Trunz
21
Jan
24
Jan
7
Jan
1,500
300
18%
Jan
300
29 %
Jan
51®
V8
%
%
50%
50%
3%
98 %
Corp
*
Inc
44%
Jan
3%
Feb
100
1%
800
2%
3,400
3%
500
5
5%
82,500
94
Jan
22
22
1,000
Mar
44%
6
Feb
Mar
it Jan
57%
Jan
4% Mar
101
Mar
1%
Jan
1%
2
Jan
2%
Jan
2% Mar
3%
5 %
Apr
Apr
Jan
22 %
Apr
Jan
19%
Feb
4
Jan
18%
16%
22
•
5
9% Mar
20
% Mar
700
2 %
1%
~5%
—
99 %
100
Mar
1,000
3%
2 %
1
warrants
4
Feb
Feb
8%
50%
Jan
16
19%
deposit rets def registered—5a
Shipyard Corp common
20
Royalty Corp
70c
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Trans Empire Oils
Ltd
•
Mar
11%
Apr
42
8%
Feb
11%
19%
Amer
True
24% Apr
24
40%
87%
Toklan
Lux
110
Apr
9% Mar
1
1
Allied
14%
Feb
19%
S
Inc
Realty & Construction
&
Tri-Continental
21% Jan
25% Mar
Jan
13%
Sun
Trans
,
26% Mar
Feb
5Vs
Tobacco Security Trust Co Lid—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Apr
Jan
Jan
24%
1
Tishman
9%
31 %
Feb
Mar
25%
21
Tobacco
Feb
1,100
35%
28%
100
28 %
Feb
14 Va
Jan
Mar
50
Jaa
200
19%
Jan
Jan
Jan
27
1,800
27%
3 ft
10%
8
32% Mar
5%
20%
•
Power
Jan
9.9 %
Jan
Jan
25%
28%
5
Shovel
1%
675
180
4%
49%
1
common
&
Texas
Jan
102
28 %
46
Mar
8
5%
__
__
20
Todd
101
8
•
Jan
(S)
Thew
1%
2,200
B)
Jan
200
9%
(J
Jan
5,100
11
Colorado—
Co
34%
.1
3%
40 % Mar
Apr
9%
2,700
Jan
Q
Quebec
& Co
6%
Feb
40%
12,900
•
23
Jan
111%
300
8%':'
1%
11
5%
50
2%
3
1
300
Stroock
Jan
3%
Jan
36
—
8
1
300
37%
ordinary
Feb
8
Jan
2%
1,700
5%
38%
•
—2.50
28%
37%
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
'
3%
Feb
8% Mar
5% Jan
Mar
1
2.50
Manufacturing
Jan
7%
10
common
2
Jan
28
Stlnnes
Swan
36
2%
7Va
—
Corp
Feb
68
1
B_
Jan
36
68%
3% Jan
"5%
Apr
28
25
Sterling Inc
3%
4V8
3,600
Corporation
Jan
600
5,400
1
Apr
400
4%
31 %
B
5%
8% Mar
Feb
3V«
,
class
Canada
Parts
60%
cumulative preferred—.100
Sound Pulp & Timber com
•
Pyrene
(The)
Steel Co
36%
America—.——_:
Co
Starrett
200
4%%
Puget
Pyle-National
Jan
Mar
4%
1,550
...
of
Standard Tube
14 Va
4%
4%
1
Jan
23
Jan
48
Corp
Jan
4%
35%
1
5Va
22%.
30% Mar
•
12%
4%
7,700
29%
common
100
1
32%
47%
00
9,500
•
Providence Gas
Public
Standard-Thomson
Jan
3%
Preston East Dome Mines
Ltd—,
class
Apr
63%
common
Light
Products
5%
400
31%
1
14 Va
6%
Apr
Apr
32%
10
7%
950
5%
18%
47%
1
5%,
38
Jan
29%
Inc—
13%
5%
4%
15 Va Mar
23
25
B
6%
3%
common
&
54 %
21
1,000
Apr
900
4,700
—12.50
I
7%
7%
5%
18
3% Jan
10
class
Jan
20% Mar
26 'ft
Power
Common
Jan
Jan
110
5%
17%
700
(Ky)
Standard
Jan
39
Apr
33%
1,200
Packaging Corp
preferred
Standard
Feb
13 Va
7
4%
Jan
7%
Convertible
2 Va Mar
62%
Producers Corp of Nevada
Co
73
shares—10»
preferred—
Pratt & Lambert Co.
Prentice-Hall Inc, common.
Prosperity
28% Mar
Jan
13 Va
.
Mar
32
Feb
7%
common
14 Va
25o
of
Jan
Jan
500
3,100
Apr
4%
,
5
Corp
Oil
1,400
7%
27%
7%
preferred
Standard
3% Mar
900
Feb
Apr
7
Corp
Standard
Jan
37%
common.
Dredging
convertible
12 Va Mar
26%
62%
Co
Metals
4%
5%
1
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Engine Co
1
——
$1 .60
105% Mar
2%
38
1st
Pressed
Forgings
•
Ltd
Corp of Canada
6%
Standard
Jan
4%
25
~3Va
2,000
—
•
Feb
1%
Feb
25%
3,000
4%
Apr
18%
23%
18
preference
25
preferred—.25
preferred
25
Industries
71
4%
„
1
Standard
26 %
'
4%
35
Apr
7%
Co
Feb
53
30%
Apr
106% Mar
Jan
Standard
20
Railways Co—
Pleasant Valley Wine Co—
Power
39,700
7
39
lOo
Ltd
8tahl-Meyer
27
106% Mar
V
16 %
7%
Corp
Inc
Mar
'
Pittsburgh
Powdrell &
6%
19
'7% '
Royalty
Shoe
25%
Jan
26% Mar
28% Mar
—2.50
Mines
Polaris Mining
5%
18%
Common—
Scale
16,000
18%
•
.
Southland
Spencer
102%
1
Line
101 %
300
1%
18%
Piper Aircraft Corp common———_1
Pittsburgh & Luke Erie—
50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common
—8
Pneumatic
28%
18%
"
Pipe
20%
1%.
4Va
cumulative
Apr
Jan
1%
__
1
Co
Co
Johnson
Gold
8%
50
*..*
•
Co
Pioneer
16,000
103
18%
.—1
Corp
Packing
12,300
11%
11
2.50
Power
2%
28%
—2
Governor
1%
104
cumulative
Bouthern
105
1
Pep Boys (The)
Peppered Manufacturing Co (Mass)
Perfect
Jan
2
common
&
97%
90
2
Co
Corp
310
6%
Ltd
Traffic
Pennroad
103% 104'/a
1
—
Co
105
-
share—1 Bol
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp—.
Patchogue Plymouth Mills——
Patlcan
Jan
1%
A_.
B
28% Mar
Jan
98%
•
Motors
Jan
26%
730
103
vtc—2 Bol
A)
Feb
convertible
4i08%
Apr
Mar
28% Mar
1,400
—•
common
27% Jan
28%
•
Petroleum
Pen
Class
27%
28 Va
19
103% 104 %
11%
pfd
common
Corp
Park Chemical Company
Parker
500
1%
1
Ltd—.
Light 5%
Page-Herscy Tubes
Paramount
3.300
Jan
104% 105%
1
preferred
Pantepec Oil
28%
28%
28%
•
Pacific
Pancoastal
28
X28
28
28%
'
•
—
pld series A—25
13%
10
25
800
1
preference
4.32%
36 % Mar
32%
preferred.:
cum
dividend
1st
17%
x35 %
preferred
Northern
$1.30
18%
35%
28
——28
1st
1st
1st
—
Lighting $4.50
Pacific
■
pfd—23
common—
Pacific Gas & Electric
16%
E'dison—
4.43%
Pacific
35
16 %
'
preferred
cumulative preferred
4.88%
26%
•
1
common
California
4.56%
P
Oil
105
35
£1
Paper Mills
brlginal
5%
105
—■
*
20
Manufacturing common
Coast Corp common.
South
16%
•
Corp
Southern
Mar
__
__
•
South
Overseas
Securities
89% Mar
1
Apr
C
6% Apr
42% Mar
Jan
common
6%
300
6%
Jan
Jan
74
1
Jan
6J/a
6"/a
Apr
98
Feb
4 Va
40 %
2
Smith
21%
Jan
8%
Feb
Mar
1,100
Publications—
Jan
Feb
75%
1,200
Va
1,800
__——
Pattern
Jan
17
2,700
—2
Jan
19
1,400
8
Jan
41%
:
9%
7,400
8%
,
5%
Jan
88 %
•
Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
100
5%
41
common
Simplicity
5%
15
15%
—
Jan
Is# Mar
13% Mar
85%
$3 convertible preferred.——
Apr
21%
8%
17
37/a
Jan
89%
8%
1
2%
170
1%
19%
79
•
B
Inc
3,900
50
21 %
1
7
class
& Telev
50
—
23
3%
106% 107%
107%
—7.80
Gas
Company common
Corp common—
cumulative preferred
Town
3%
—
100
-00o
Okonite
Old
3%
OCe
6,300
„
5%
•
z
Slmmons-Boardman
common
Ohio Brass Co class
Ohio
Okalta
Co
77/3
7%
4%
41 %
A
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Bilex
o
Ltd
400
14
77%
100
—
Breweries
Jan
14%
High
Apr
%
88%
Canada
of
America class
of
Corp
3 %
6,300
*
preferred
4%
1%
18%
700
^
25
common
1,000
4
Low
3%
__
5
Denn Mining
Bhawinlgan Water & Power
2% Mar
41 %
Apr
14 ft
——•
Range since Jan 1
High
%
%
—20c
Inc—.
common
1,200
3%
pfd—100
4%%
Va
1,300
21%
—
50
9,800
2
37%
1
Pub Serv
ft
1%
2%
8
Co,
RR
%
37%
—
...
Oil
Texas
Airlines
Northeast
ft
37%
.1
—.
$3 preferred.50
Ltd
28
Rayon
American
Leather
Seton
Shares
3%
__
10c
1
—
for Week
Low
common—_—1
Corp.
20%
N$n-Ferrous Metal Products Ltd—
North
Radio
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Sentinel
Week's
Last
American Stqck Exchange
Range since Jan 1
-1
—
—
Inc—
Lites
Noma
Low
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
8
common
Pond
Mines.
Nipissing
ENDED APRIL 23
*
Corp
Share
Niagara
WEEK
for Week
Par
Niles-Bement
FOR
Sales
Last
STOCKS
Jan
R
Railway & Utility
Rath Packing Co
Ravmond
Investment
A
1
common
_•
common
Concrete
Pile
New common
10
Class
Regal
0.28
B
25%
Shoe
Co—————
(Robert) & Co—-—
Reliance Electric &
Engineering—
Remington
Arms Co
—1
7%
Rico
Argentine Mining Co
.500
Grande Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) v t c
1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F—100
Rolls Royce Ltd—
£1
Oil
Russeks
Ryan
Ryan
Steel
Corp
Co
Fifth
Co
Ave
Apr
Union
Investment
7% Mar
Union
Oil
5% Mar
7%
700
7%
6%
Jan
,8
Feb
8%
9 % Mar
United
Aircraft
Jan
.^Va Jan
United
Elastic
Feb
8%
300
2%
3,801
2%
2%
3.100
26%
2
—
8%
26
2'/a
2%
100
2%
98
2%
6,800
99
130
34%
Apr
United
9%
Apr
United Molasses
27%
Apr
1%
Jan
2 'ft
Apr
United
NJ
1%
Feb
2% Mar
United
Profit
2%
89
Jan
Jan
2%
99
Jan
Consolidated
17%
Jan
20%
Jan
19%
19%
20
500
18% Mar
20 %
37
Apr
36%
37%
9% Mar
9%
Apr
2,500
32%
Feb
37%
Apr
12
12
100
11%
Apr
13
Feb
12 Va
12%
13
3,100
12%
Jan
13%
Feb
Jan
5%
Jan
5
common
—
19%
18%
1
2%
2%
2%
300
1
Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynea
400
2%
Jan
3 % Mar
4%
4-%
4%
600
4%
Feb
5%
19%
400
14%
Jan
19% Mar
Jan
s
Bt Lawrence
common
Sayre
&
Schick
Fisher
Brick
Co
Seaboard
Western
5%
5
Sho
Ltd
50c
.1
~1%
2%
3,600
38%
Jan
112
17,000
1A
Jan
113
5 %
700
4%
Jan
6%
31.
300
33%
Jan
Feb
97%
675
94
5%
2,100
2Vs
Jan
3 Vs
Jan
2%
Feb
4%
Feb
38% Mar
&
75%
5%
5%
30%
30 %
8%
Jan
33
1,150
7
50
Canal
Sharing
10«
233
100
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
89
6 Va Mar
Feb
36
6%
Apr
8%
Jan
5ft Apr
233
20
5,000
36%
380
600
25
common
40 %
40%
41%
38 %
38%
38%
10%
11%
3%
3%
18,200
1,900
1
common
Corp
10c
Jan
V2
*3%
—1
17 %
17
17%
236
Jan
Apr
%
Jan
4% Mar
25
Machinery
221
25
common
10
Specialties
5
30%
98% Mar
4%
7
•
common
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
43 % Mar
36%
Jan
40
10
Apr
14%
Jan
Jan
4%
Feb
2%
17
Mar
Apr
19
Feb
$4
convertible preferred
U S Foil class B
•
64%
63%
65
150
62
Jan
69
Jan
1
47
46 %
49
4,900
39Ve
Jan
49%
Apr
U 8
Securities
•
7%
7%
8%
3.400
6%
Jan
8%
Apr
warrants
•
95%
95 %
96%
225
88
Jan
5
5 Va
2,200
5
Apr
7'/a
1%
1%
600
1% Mar
2 Va
Jan
1%
Jan
and
International
1st preferred
$5
U S
Radiator
U 8
Rubber
1
common
Reclaiming
United Stores
Universal
with
Corp
Co
common
Consolidated
1
Apr
Feb
50c
"1%
1%
1%
1,700
41
Jan
10
67%
66%
67%
600
56 %
Jan
28
29
350
23 %
Jan
29
Apr
27
27%
400
22% Mar
28
Apr
2%
2,100
3
Feb
5%
800
Oil
10
Products Co
Utah-Idaho
5
97
10
common
27%
67% Apr
Feb
49
Apr
2%
1,700
2%
Jan
19
19%
4,700
15%
Jan
20 % Mari
21%
300
20%
Jan
23
1%
li7<r
2.300
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
Apr
1%
1ft
1ft
1 %
13,000
6
6%
1,800
1%
2
13%
14
12
12%
12
1,100
Ltd—
Conditioning
Finishing Co
S
100
4 %
Jan
6
•
12.50
19
1
Belby Shoe Co
page
-
49
21%
Airlines
see
48
"
Corp General
Bros Inc
For footnotes
111
1
Securities
Seeman
1%
1
Inc
Co
48%
25o
—•—
Scullin Steel Co common
Scurry Oils Ltd
8curry~Rainbow Oil
Co
Air
Universal
1
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
(Del)
U
96%
50c
Preferred
U 8
97 %
2%
100
Universal Insurance
Corp Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc
common
preferred
United
100
RR
37%
20
Products
'United Shoe
Mar
""
9%
Omaha
dep rets ord registered
10%
18 %
.
Milk
Amer
of
•
Corp
Feb
38
4
A
Products
Jan
7%
22
Co
series
Yards
Feb
25%
9%
1
Stock
7%
800
*
38%
8 Va
4
5
.
California—
of
100
33
.1.29
Co
Union
Co
preferred
A
26
98
$3.75
2%
10c
Corp
Canada
Jan
32%
1
common
Aeronautical
of
Jan
18%
•
Gas
4%
18%
10
common
Ltd—
Corp..
Chemical
Union
6%
8
Roosevelt Field Inc
(The)
25%
Realization
Unexcelled
100
8
Rome
Rotary Electric
Apr
25
Ulen
2,000
■
—
Amer dep rets ord
reg
Cable Corp common
Feb
5%
7%
32%
1
Rio
Jan
24%
54 % Mar
7%
7%
—
——*
—
1.2U0
3%
Jan
— -
1
—
2~t,%
Jan
Jan
5%
3
Inc
Rice-Stlx Inc
Richmond Radiator
3%
350
22%
44%
23'
7%
—
1
Co———1
Reis
Rowe
x^5
100
Pump
Royalitc
22%
—
*
—
Reading Tube Corp class A
Reda
u
30O
1,200
1,350
1A
2%
Sugar
Valspar
$4
Corp
common
convertible
Vanadium-Alloys
.
preferred
Steel
Venezuelan
7%
Jan
Venezuela
Apr
2%
Jan
Vlnco
12%
Jan
14
Apr
13%
Apr
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
Petroleum
Syndicate
Corporation
Inc
5%
1
—5
78
80-%
22%
——
•
Co
Apr
Feb
9% Mar
2%
Jan
Jan
Mar
1%
6
2%
>
23
20
200
5% Mar
74
Jan
7
Feb
82
Mar
22% Mar
24 %
Apr
__1
26%
26 %
27 Va
13,900
23%
Feb
32%
Jan
20c
3%
3%
3Va
700
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
5
5
100
4%
Jan
6 Va Mar
1,300
24%
Jan
30%
100
12%
Jam
15
__1
.10
_
•
—
27%
26%
27%
14
14
14
Feb
Mar
Volume 179
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Number 5319
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31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE .FOR
'Vif •+•
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
American Stock Exchange
Shares
Par
Aircraft
Low
Friday
High
Low
1%
•
voting
ctfs
ext
preferred
Waitt & Bond
Waltliara
Watch
Feb
7%
Co
1
$6
1
300
Jan
110
Apr
Jan
1% Mar
»Jan
Jan
15%
14%
15%
1,000
23%
23 %
24%
2.110
21
Jan
1
1%
1
1%
2~600
1
Apr
1%
Jan
8%
8'A
200
8
Jan
9%
Jan
13%
15%
1,650
7%
Feb
15%
iy4
134,500
%
Jan
1%
Apr
156 'A 158'A
380
156 V4
Apr
3% Mar
165%
Jan
__
•
1
14%
10«
1%
•
156 %
pfd
Maryland Ry 7%
Tablet
3'/a
•
•
Western
1%
1.25
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Western
1st pfd__100
110
5%
600
33A
25
Apr
70
5%
109
Mar
113%
Jan
184
10
32 y2
Apr
35
Jan
32'A
32%
50
8%
Apr
11%
Jan
8%
8%
9'A
600
Westmoreland
Inc
lo
16%
16%
16%
25
Weyenberg Shoe
Mfg
Auto
5%%
5
conv
Wicliita
Stores
River
Wickes
Oil
(The)
Williams
1
l
.»
(R C)
1
& Co
Products
Petroleums
*
Inc
Brothers
common
Lt
&
24
1
4%%
pfd
24 'A
fe'A
20V4
20'A
3%
sy8
8%
3Vs
51/4
__
Jan
26%
Jan
Jan
100
20% Mar
21%
Jan
3%
100
11
Jan
2,900
4%
Apr
Feb
13 '/a
5%
87/8
400
8'A
Jan
Jan
7'A
10%
Jan
13 %
Feb
2'A
%
12'A
%
ji
2'A
GOO
2%
Jan
2%
25
10y4
Feb
12%
102%
Feb
15%
Jan
f 1
Apr
100
17
11%
800
Woodiey Petroleum
8
42%
42'A
44
~
3,100
1
50
deposit receipts
preference
Wright Hargreaves
5a
Ltd
•
1
Elec
Steel
Power
6s
3%s
3'A
4,800
il*
Jan
2
Jan
Last
Sale Pries
Week's Rangs
or Friday's
Aug
2%s
Lack
&
1998
Western
of
N
Bid & Asked
Quar-Feb
Jnne-D#/»
100%
J&n-July
Jfcy-Noy
1970
mortgage 4s series
Elmlra
A
1993
B
1993
Water
series
Fuel 3%s
Lt
&
5s
Finland Residential
Mtge
AGesfuerel
Green
Mountain
Guantanamo
A
Power
Elev
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Bank 5s
3%s
88%
91 Va
62%
65%
15
62%
67%
97
63
97%
26
tl05
106%
4s
j 61%
97
--
101%
May-Won
*96
—
*100
——
100 %
104%
*45
June-Dec
1947
.
*93
1952
Mar-JVoa
7%s
93%
7s
1941_
liq tr ctfs_
"5
Midland
May -Nov
Valley RR 4% 1963___
England Power 3'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
1st
6%s
mortgage
6'/2s due
1st
Pennsylvania
3'As
extended
1953
Power
1st mortgage
1953
to
mortgage
1963
3'As
1968
A6%s
Water &
Oct
Oct
Power 3'As
A Prussian
Electric
Public Service
A Ruhr
Gas
ARuhr
1964
Harbor
&
6'/2s
3'/as
1958
M
conv
3s
B
'
„
——
Starrett
Btinnes
A7-4s
Btinnes
Corp
Gas
102%
—
coll
with
A7s
ex
United
stamped
Aug
A6s
Dec
Dec
s
Washington
103.11
99.07
101.14
100.92
100.36
103.11
99.09
101.10
100.91
101.27
56.39
115.82
100.30
103.06
99.04
101.15
100.88
Date—
Closing
1
1947
53.62
High
53.62 Apr
19
53.42
Low
47.32 Jan
4
21
53.19
Apr.
Apr.
53.03
High
49.80 Feb
2
53.11
23—.
Apr.
s
f
1953
Range for
Low
44.40 Sep
10
the
week
ended
prices based on the closing prices of the common
15, 1954, for composite and b,y major in¬
April
compared with
and with highs and lows
the preceding week
April 9, '54
-1954-
216.7
193.9
250.1
+ 1.7
254.3
222.7
221.2
+
1.3
224.0
193.2
2.0
282.1
249.7
213.9
254.3*
"
224.0*
Goods
Low
High
Change
1.3
216.7*
+
282.1
Finance
and
Mining
♦New
+
0.2
216.5
131.4
+
0.4
131.9
124.6
219.5
Service
2U.7
131.9*
218.2
+ 0.6
219.5
209.5
266.6*
Trade,
276.6
212.2
Goods
266.0
+
0.2
266.6
233.1
+
198.5
high.
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
45
101
99%
101
99%
97
100%
—-
5
101
2
104
107 %
5
101%
104
100
100
1
97%
100
103
103
1
93
*95
April-Oct
—
Bonds
Bonus
—
97%
102
90
—■
81%
—
Mon.
2,430,310
1,857,630
1,865,980
1,750,045
1,992,400
1953
—
*171
175
Tues. April 20
Wed. April 21_
Thurs.
103%
Fri.
93
April 22
April 23
$15,128,000
171%
*30
1953
—
—
*93
June-Deo
1956
—
—
—
$17,380,000
$7,000
$2,245,000
Jan. 1 to Apr. 23
1954
1953
1953
U.
—
'
,
.
^
$1,090
$5,500
Bank
$7,000
2.245,000
15,128,000
"and"lndustnal__
$27,000
2,623,200
17,783,000
48,536,100
248,433,100
34 316,440
243,485,600
$17,380,000
———
-
Railroad
135,966,800
.
Government
S.
Foreign
—
'
■
143.466,719
7,863,211
9,896,365
Bonds
96
__
*30
2,000
449,000
Week Ended Apr. 23
International
1956
$5,000
1954
05
Sales
$4,201,000
3,307,000
2,855,000
—
3,120,000
J. —3,897,000
—
484,000
332,000
530,000
173
152%
3
__
Bond
Bonds
92
153
__
171% 171%
*95%
Feb-Aug
Government
$450,000
$3,751,000
2,818,000
2,523,000
2,588,000
3,448,000
9,896,365
April 19
Total
United States
Bank
Bonds
Foreign
of and Miscel.
Shares
23, 1954
102%
104%
Number
Week Ended Apr.
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
102%
*90
Feb-Aug
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
103%
98
4
Btocks—No. of shares
coupon
1954
Range for
19
20___-
Mon.
89
103% 103 %
100
April-Oct
1940 coupon
1
99.09
155%
102% 102%
May -Nov
coupon
103.21
100.27
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Total
$20,433,200
$297,412,700
$278,173,040
t3?'?™
0/1
Corp—
gold
1941
June-Dec
1963
Water Power 3'/2s 1964
Traction
1960
5s
Newspaper Union
110
Afay-Nov
1945
Corp deb 6s ser A
West Penn
Western
1970
1946
1940
f debentures
mtge
Wasatch
100.93
100.37
115.80
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Non-Durable
135
Co—
1
Industrial
A6%s
101.16
116.05
56.62
Transportation
Utility
93%
104
Jan-July
ex
Aug 1 1947 coupon
Electric Service Co—
A7s
116.24
56.57
101.27
311.48
groups
136'/a
66%
*98 "2 100
April-Oct
1966.
A6%s
United
56.73
101.54
Industries—
Hydro-Electric
with
101.98
311.89
_
148%
23
102% 103%
101
1971—Jan-July
1989
trust
Goodl Friday-
135
135
*101% 102'/a
Feb-Aug
1970
3'As
_
133
89
M
44
Bonda
311.78
Durable
101%
125
1
Tetal
ities
100
Mar-Sepf
3s
—
—-
83
1965
3'As
Electric
Inc 5s
2nd
Rails
"
91%
99%
—
—
154% 154 %
1962_Jan-July
(Hugo) Corp—
3rd stamped
1946
A6%s
Rails
April 15, '54
103%
93%
—
125
*93
deb
1973
(Calif)
& Bros 5s
(Hugo)
A7-4S
Temi
G)
(A
trials
Manufacturing
101%
—
*112
__Feb-Aug
Gas
1
133
1978
&
85%
4
*93
*112
*100
1976
Counties
91%
101
*101% 102%
"
April-Ocl
D
Spalding
Slocke
Composite
150
102% 102%
series
Gas
itie*
92
103%
June-Dec
Jan-July
series
California
89%
102
1
102%
3 "As
Southern
2
105%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Southern
Util¬
roads
Percent
99
1976
Southwestern
Grade
100):
103
C
E
Grade
310.91
for
"
145
4
series
series
Indus¬
143
150
1981—May-No®
Corp 3s
Edison
3s
90
—
2
2%s
3%%
65
-Good Friday
dustry
91%
141
133
2
—
May-Nov
1973
A
ref
81%
37
■
*30
1953
Power
California
series
and
Util-
trials
stocks
101
Feb-Aug
1998_Jan-July
Apiil-Ocf
Gas Co 6%
A
6%s
Corp
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
Southern
10
Rail-
^
103% 103%
1960
1954
6s
Water
1960
coupon
coupon
Electric
Corp
Housing
Second
Indus¬
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Co—
1940
1
1947
]
First
>
April-Oct
Hydro-Electric
ex
10
The SEC Index of stock
'
*154
Jau-July
with
A6'/2s
10
Total
122
«...
90%
91%
-Bonds10
15
50
~
103% 103%
--
•■/■■■■•
certificates of deposit;
Stocks
Fri.
April-Ocl
1971
3s
1970
Piedmont
1st
Jan-July
Jan-July
5%
Tues. Apr.
•
143%
89%
...
—
4%
20
141%
112
—
*110
April-Oct
New
8
102%
49
141%
—
90
90
5%
4%
30
115
98%
50
142
1
May-Nov
35
4%
4%
V;./.
,
96
115
*30
1946—__________ Jan-July
Smelt
&
45
32
45
.
Thurs. Apr. 22—^
96%
$100
—
1952
coupon
coupon
Realization Trust 6 % %
Min
on
106%
140
$140
—
39%
14
5%
Wed.
102% 102'/a
Jan-July
May -Nov
65 %
94%
—
71
35
4%
Stock and Bond Averages
t30
—-
june-Dno
1970
58%
31
45
34
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.;
t93
__
1961—Mar-Sept
1963..
RR
1940
1
L
Tietz
A Mansfield
Bafe
50
63
May-Noy
1938
Nov
Nov
Power
ALeonard
Ohio
90 %
44%
the
are
16
Hydro-Electric Co—
A Italian
A
89%
4%
above—"cod,"
Underground
&
& St Rys 5%s
Isarco
April
150
87
46
(not included in
used
Date
104%
132
17
62%
Mar-Sepl
Hamburg Electric 7s 1935—
4 Hamburg
101%
155
89%
June-Dec
Western
&
listed
High
99% 100%
May
1956
1953
debs
21
37
42%
Deferred delivery transaction
a
being traded flat.
in receivership.
Below
April
Low
104%
36%
"cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
April
Jan. 1
No.
High
103% 104%
*150
Jan-July
1965
RR
Ercole Marrelh Elec Mfg Co—
A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
6s
Bonds
RR—
mortgage
Eastern Gas &
Sold
100
Under-the-rule
n
§ Reported
Division—
J
4s
103%
A
I
series
Lackawanna
11st
A
April
Range Sines
value,
par
Abbreviations
April
Bonds
10
40
(not included in year's range),
d Ex-Interest
year's range),
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Kxtransaction (not included in year's range),
rTransaction for cask
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being.transacted during current week.
Apr
113
44%
.June-Deo
Odd-lot transaction
Apr
Apr¬
June-Dee
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s 1978
10'A
3%
Period
1970
Jan
l{g
Jg
Jan-July
2012__Jan-July
Jan-July
1921
principal.
Jan
100
Low
A 1st
2109
♦No
e
Apr
31/j
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Delaware
Jan
13'/8
3%
Friday
Edison
17
45 Va
Jan
1997
E
series
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
de Janeiro stmpd
(Plan A) 2s
Government 6%s 1919
Rio
107 % Mar
8%
£l
BONDS
Boston
32%
2%s
f
s
Ltd—
American
Bethlehem
$46
Extl
Feb
11
Appalachian
Jan-Julv
J 67
(Republic of)—
Jan
11'A
17
6%
$39
Peru
II Jan
2'A
11 y8
(1? W)
104% 104%
41
+65
Mar-Sepf
8% Mar
11'A
__
High
41
June-Dee
Apr
%
6
12
}I
Low
*78
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s u>79
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Feb
100
21,300
__
5% Mar
Jan. 1
No.
J40
-June-Deo
1951
stamped
Range Sines
Ssid
*67
Apr
8% Mar
Feb
May-No®
Bonds
High
June-Dee
24%
7
2
Woolworlh
3% Mar
19
Apr
400
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
common
Apr
Mar
17%
800
x8%
__
1
25
Pwr
24
1
Ltd
preferred
Wisconsin
3y8
16
25%
29
Corp
Will,son
5%
]
Corp
Wilrieh
Wilson
Inc
preferred
(Win) & Co
Whitman
184
1
Whirlpool Corp
White's
184
__
•
Bangs
Friday's
May-Nov
Aprll-Oct
A5%s
20
com
or
Bid & Asked
Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
A
Apr
Coal
Stationery
2%s 2008
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
A 7s
(Issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Feb
175
(Plan A)
^Russian
4% Jan
4,000
110
5%
16 V4 Mar
Westmoreland
&
7s
Apr
common
Utilities
stamped
3% Mar
6
1
Manufacturing
Texas
Jan
700
108
1
Baking Co warrants
Wasatch
Corp
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6 series preference
West
2%
7
30
Ward
Wentwoith
300
100
Inc
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Sals Pries
Low
AMedellin
31/,,
6%
__
Last
Period
High
3%
•
Week's
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Maranhao
Co
Baking
Wagner
23
BONDS
Range since Jan 1
w
Waco
APRIL
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK ENDED
Sales
Range
Last
96%
June-Deo
1959
95%
—
-
101%
Feb-Aug
110
128%
132%
103%
101% 102%
107
110
99%
2
!
Total
105
2
110
93
106
110
133%
34
96%
*105
June-Dor
6s
3
*100
_
Jan-July
112
—
96%
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
102%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
Interest
American Stock Exchange
Last
Period
Sale Pries
or
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank
A 20-year 7s
April 1946
A
20-.vear
A Baden
7s
(Germany)
7s
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
Central Bk of German
A6s
series
A
series
B
*94
132
Jan-July
..June-Deo
—
*78
--
— —
4
IV
.
—
95
95
100
100
secured
6s
1947
(City)
Ger
AHairover
(Prov)
6%s
A
Lima City
(Peru)
'
Tues.
Wed
—
132
~
—
April
ApHf23
June-Dec
7s
1939—
1949
6 %s stamped 1958
May-No®
100
*20
-
90
135%
111
90
•—.
4
__
17
97
7
135% 141
19
114
7
110
.Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepl
22
108
~1
659,310
*54 y«
$22,000
Total
Bonds
$123,000
2,000
122,000
Bonds
495:574
49,000
59,000
33,000
71,000
46,000
58,000
7,000
37,000
112,000
123,000
—.
62,OOP
32,000
7,000
101,000
$237,000
$75,000
$591,000
....
142
:
-
$279,000
2,724,034
~
95
—
——
—
102%
>
Stocks—No.
of
90
123
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
51
38,602,761
39,087,767
$220,000
$3,472,000
$4,095,000
237,000
75,000
276,000
85,000
4,918,000
2,000,000
2,137,000
$591,000,
$581,000
$10,390,000
$14,089,000
125
51
2,083,961
$279,000
Domestic
110
1953
2,724,034
shares.
135
142
1954
Jan. 1 to Apr. 23
1954
1953
Bonds
21
105
135%
1
\
Week Ended Apr. 23
117
99%
$30,000
544,515
533,315
49L320
-
22"
115
17%
Foreign
Corporate
—
20::_—
April
April 21
Thurs
.
1951
f
—
105
97
AS
High
Fri
'
Foreign
Government
Bonds
$76,000
Shares)
23,1954
ADril 19
Mon
Total
—
$90
AHdnover
Low
—
132
ApriJ-Ocf
Cons Municipal Loan 5%s 1955__May-Noy
ADanzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
AGerman Cons Munie 7s 1947
Feb-Aug
I
NO.
High
__
Feb-Aug
Danish
r
Jan. 1
State & Prov Banks—
1952
A6s
1951
*94
Jan-Jul*
1947
Jan
Week Ended Apr.
Bangs Sines
field
(Col)—
Aprll-Oct
'
-
Domestic
Bonds
of
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
'
(Number
Week's Bangs
Total
........
_
;/■'
32
The Commercial and Financial
,(1860)
,yadnoM.26, C
.April orh 1954
-OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDED APRIL 23
V
Boston Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Last
Sale
frice
Par
American Tel
$4
Tel—
&
Woolen
American
cum
prior
conv
Anaconda
preferred-
Cooper
Boston
&
Calumet
Cities
Prop
Providence
Service
Low
Sinclair
15574
Jan
227
15%
Jan
18
7374
Apr
94 %
29%
Jan
36%
Apr
35
124
Mar
50%
615
49
Jan
574
150
28%
50
26%
93
75
90
8%
8%
.—10
715
Jan
Jan
7%
7%
Eastern
67"c
1%
132
79
Jan
9874
Eastern
SS
Lines
National
First
Inc
00
Mar
10%
Jan
*
Gillette
(The)
Kennecott
Maine
5%
preferred
Mathieson
—
____
—_
—
44
Mar
55
Jan
46
S
Rubber
Jan
23%
Apr
18%
Mar
86%
53%
Jan
49
115%
12% Mar
Nash-Kelvinator
New
381
45%
Jan
93
5%
Apr
9%
Co
Y
Haven
New
Jan
78%
200
18
Jan
21
Pacific
RR
10
111%
Apr
117%
;_
Feb
42%
125
19%
110
11%
Jan
14
184
13% Mar
18%
1474
1,383
200
25%
75c
75c
13%
300
100% 100%
Jan
*
87%
Apr i
39%
Apr
17%
60
16%
Apr
21% Jan
41
50
38%
Jan
,
42%
Apr
12%
12%
6
12%
Jan
13
Mar;
77%
135
70%
Feb
78%
Apr f
32 %
32 74
32%
44
46
8
29%
Jan
34%
340
39%
Jan
46
Apr
63%
64%
36
50%
Jan
64%
Apr
40%
41%
112
40 %
Apr
45%
Jan
56
56% $1,118.50
63
Jan
46
10
|_T
Cincinnati
56%
..1998
4%s
Trans
74
Apr s
54
Mar
Wailing, lerchen & Co.
Members
New
York
75c
Apr
Feb
23%
lp74
633
1074
160
10%
1
—
94c
Exchange
Ford
Building
23%
215
1
Exchange
Stock
Exchange
:
DETROIT
25%
Feb
1
Feb
1074
-
Feb
18%
Apr
Feb
WOodward
Telephone:
2-5525
Jan
Feb
Detroit Stock
Feb
1
Exchange
Friday
Last
19
19%
560
18
Oct
21%
24%
168
21%
Jan
24%
Apr
25%
26 74
800
24%
Apr
28%
Jan
12%
12%
153
11%
Feb
13%
STOCKS
Jan
22%
19
Stock
Midwest
Stock
Jan
102
1574 Mar
10%
25'
American
Exchange
31% Mar
10074
13
Stock
122% Mar
15%
16
—-
—
Jan
32% Mar
15% Mar
Jan
22% Mar
115
25
23%
50
25
Association
Shawmut
14%
——
—
71%
398
BONDS—
Jan
*
Mills
238
39%
Apr
14%
-2.50
Pennsylvania RR
Quincy Mining Co
Reece Folding Machine
K
87%
75%
28% Mar
14
118% 118%
—
Apr
Apr ;
16%
.-12%
*(F W)
Jan
Jan
24%
■
82%
12%
Feb
37%
14 74
(N H)
31% Apr i
Jan
41
16%
F(jb
265
RR —100
Norbute Corporation
Northern
47%
Jan
72%
76%
;
Apr
19%
13%
118%
Jan
28%
9
55% Mar
42%
1474
20
Hartford
&
41
25
-—10
'
Jan
64%
23%
100
England Electric System——
England Tel & Tel
New
N
50
31%
Jan
13%
5
47%
82%
Apr
24
—
—1
Association
Racing
Apri
Apr
Marl
5
*
Detroit
Narragansett
17
Apr
13
390
112
43%
Jan
38%
*
—*
Woolworth
42
Jan
15%
85%
1
Edison
U
Jan
36%
31%
,38%
Bearing
34 %
!■
82
—10
Carbide
Feb
42
1
.4774
Apr
\
Jan
63%
Feb
35
100
674
112
5
..
47%
15
J)
U S Steel
Jan
19%
100
—100
Chemical
Corp
Manufacturing Corp
Muliins
35
1%
77%'
5%
*
common
54%
Mar
75%
1
RR
1,168
13
53%
_—1
Co
5274
195
76c
5
13
--
Copper
Central
114
*
Hathaway Bakeries
1,110
50^
•
Company
22%
110% 115%
—
38
22%
*
common-
Stores
47%
38
—m
100
47%
100
—100
Electric
General
Gilchrist
(Ohio).
Union
Apr
85
1%
17
22%
63
43%
19% Apr
58% Mar
85
42
16%
-25
—
1
High
117
4174
427e
*
Westinghouse
1st preferred
series A
preferred class B_—__
(N
Oil
Toledo
Apr
Massachusetts Street Ry....
6%
Oil
Timken Roller
8%
55
100
16%
Jan
9%
9
(Indiana)
Studebaker
Feb
9874
94%
(new)
Oil
Standard
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
Common
Brands
Standard
Jan
30
97%
Mar
Railway Co
Standard
Apr
19%
0
Southern
-
Low
63%
5
4
/
■
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1974
15
__
Co
Standard
Jan
52%
■
Shares
63
*
—_
Vacuum
Southern
Apr
127%
5% Mar
28
5
165% Mar
20%
Roebuck
Socony
Feb
610
12474
5%
High
2,731
90
„
Co
35%
|49%
100
,.
—
_
_
73%
124
J-
„
Trust
RR
Hecla
&
73%
—100
...
1974
34%
50%
when issued
Personal
Boston
18%
'
emm
—100
Sears
for Week
Low
1.40
Industries
Schenley
Range since Jan 1
High
16414 165%
4
-
."—50
T
_
Maine
Boston &
164%
18%
Boston & Albany RR
Boston Edison
Low
.—100
.
_
Par
Sales
Sales
Week's
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Week's
Friday
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
'
*
Stone & Webster Inc
_______
*
Torrington Co
United
25%
—
*
Fruit Co
_
—-
52 74
Waldorf
2.897
4474
Jan
4174
925
3674
Jan
*
Inc
Jan
44
3474
88
12
Apr
13
1,218
50
Jan
65%
42%
75
Baldwin
Mar
12%
Cincinnati Stock
V
of Prices
Par
—
Low
High
23
346
21
23%
208
28%
Jan
29
Apr
20
2074
600
17%
Jan
2074
Apr
39%
39%
-100
32%
Jan
41%
Apr
22%
22%
613
20%
Feb
23%
Apr
68%
70
75
47%
Jan
72
Jan
114
Cincinnati Gas Electric
8.50
common-
Cincinnati Milling Machine
C
N
O
T
&
Cincinnati
P
77
Mar
Dow
20
7674
4%
1,119
4
Feb
'•»**
13%
13%
2,5
13
Jan
11
11
-100
11
Apr
'
A
'
—
*
1
_
~T
774
774
20%
2074
304
37
*
37
37
56
28%
28
,
—
Little
10
28%
•
Mi
Procter
5i
U
S
__
6%
Feb
1874
Jan
143
55
259
27%
Apr
,
Jan
Jan
44%'
148
42% Mar
Radiator
Ashland
Avco
1—
Manufacturing
11
Apr
Feb
Apr
38
Jan
Motor
59
Mar
46%
Wheel
Motor
Feb
30
Mount
Metal
164% 165%
169
164%
60%
34%
6274
34% I 34 %
96
70
Jan
13 %
Pfeiffer
48%
Apr
13% Jan
18 %
Feb
65%
.
.
36%
425
34
Jan
42%
Apr
14
239
11%
Jan
14%
Apr
45
4%
Jan
120
50%
Jan
5
5% Mar
6074
62
24%
24%
15
33%
33%
237
33%
Jan
60%
196
56
Feb
433
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Jan
97 %
250
27%
Jan
33%
439
19,985
28
28
23 % Mar
12%
Jan
62
Apr
25%
14 %
3
8% Mar
10 V2 Mar
37%
38%
261
232
5
40 %
40%
41%
(H W')
Manufacturing
37%
106
5
40%
Sheller
Mfg
Walker
&
Distributors
Wayne Screw
Los
41%
110% 113 %
Jan
Jan
Apr
39% Mar
124%
Apr
45 % Mar
Allied
Gold
Chemical
Mining
Dye (Un)
Allis-Chalmers (Un)
American Airlines Inc (Un)
Apr
Apr
American Can
14
13%
14
140
13% Mar
14%
Feb
31%
30%
31%
310
American Cyanamid Co
28%
31%
Feb
American
Radio
Jan
25
1774
Apr
20
74% Mar
&
Co
American
Radiator
&
&
25 %
Feb
American
21
19% Jan
Smelting
25%
Feb
American
Tel
41%
173
38%
Jan
41%
Apr
American
54%
Jan
65%
Apr
American
Viscose
Jan
American
•
Corp
.*
Steel
*
see
page 41.
(Un)
SS
-v
—
51%
3%
3,907
807
33%
3% Mar
32
Apr
4
Jan
37%
Jan
1,701
5
3%
Feb
5
Apr
11%
Apr
.15%
Jan
12%
1,375
7%
2,242
1%
320
6
Jan
1%
Jan
9%
650
9'
Jan
21 %
310
19
Jan
774 Mar
1% Mar
9% Mar
21%
Apr
3%
3,651
278
Jan
374 Mar
15 %
460
1374
Jan
15% Mar
17
17
1,090
15%
Jan
5%
5%
108
4%
Jan
12%
12%
_
12%
1,125
Feb
&
6
100
6
Apr
6
Apr
15
300
15
Mar
15
Mar
1 %
1
%
1% Mar
1,200
1%
Jan
Corp
5
20
Jan
11%
Apr
20
15% Mar
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
18%
Feb
15%
50
Armco
1374 Jan
16% Mar
60%
60%
65
48
Jan
60%
27
2774
45
22%
Jan
51%
51%
65
4774 Jan
28 % Apr
51% Apr
Woolen
Steel
Ashland
Oil
Shares
Low
60c
Low
40
65c
1,900
60c
Range since Jan 1
High
20%
43c
50%
-
a44%
1,110
47% Mar
3
Mar
78% Mar
51% Apr
13%
50%
51
2%
310
11% Jan
16%
450
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100
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315.
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37
Jan
43% Mar
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18
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2,225
410
34%
13%
974
Feb
Mar
Jan
Feb
35
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340
28%
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1,693
352
156%
59
32
348
32
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Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)
Atlantic Refining (Un)
Avco Manufacturing Corp (Un)
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60
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21% Mar
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(Un)
High
Jan
a85% a85%
18
(Un)
&
for Week
a20% a20%
•
(Un)
3%
Apr
Range
of Prices
25
16
4
Sales
Week's
Last
10%
(Un)
1174
9%
13% Mar
6
100
Refining
Tel Co
3%
.3% Apr
12% Apr
5% Mar
15
10-
(Un)_4
15%
——
3% Mar
16%
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11%
33Vic
4
Jan
3%
17
12% ? a39%
16
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1
*
64%
Apr
3%
15%
(Un)_l
Tobacco
65%
110
|
3%
7%
3%
Foreign BowecCUn).
17%
1
Mar
266
9%
1 '
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Para
Potash & Chemical
40%
-
Jan
VJan
500
21%
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21
50
,
For footnotes
5874
Broadcasting
*
Oil
Republic
Amer
5
Pepsi-Cola
Pure
Jan
42% Mar
Amer
„
Apr
2%
3%
3%
;
10
&
3
17%
4%
3%
11%
10c
Corp
Alaska Juneau
Greyhound
12
Apr
3%
4%
1;
6974
Railroad
23%^Apr
32
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Corp
113%
Pennsylvania
Feb
Par£
Admiral
Jan
Pan American Airlines
22%
4%
Angeles Slock Exchange
29% Mar
Jan
Packard Motors
361
Friday
Jan
*
23%
Saie Price
5974
__
23
"
86%
Oil
Feb
1%
•
STOCKS
39%
Ohio
Mar
_1
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Central
2
1
315
Edison
Jan
34
17
V
Co
158
York
Feb
100
"5
1
Shirt
United
69%
New
31%
100
_7%
Udylite Corp
.
66%
Ohio
1,286
Jan
100
1
67%
National Distillers
32
Feb
3%
_1
41 Vz
138
Apr
Apr
2% Feb
4%
3%
Standard Tube class B
112%
72
69
Jan
2%
10
*
71%
Jan
2
17%
"3%
1
Dillon
5
*
912
59 %
17%
-5
5
*
13%
10%
23%
_5
__
General Motors
—
500
Apr
32
2
Paper
Spring
General Electric
Cash
2,599
2%
4%
1
Raisin
Apr
20
122 % 124%
__
68%
10
2 74
13/64 Apr
9%
314
Jan
9/64 Apr
27% Jan
9%
10%
17%
Feb
9/64 13/64
9%
Co
B)
Apr
32%
14%
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
32
_T
Aeco
International Harvester
7%
5* '
64% Mar
97%
14
4%
3%
12%
12%
•
Products
36%, Feb
58%
33%
3% Feb
1,050
66%
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Metal
(Fred
Scotten
Apr
30% Jan
42%
5
■
62
Apr
380
3%
Jan
13%
133/4
Rudy
Apr
165% Mar.
Jan
58%
41 %
■
26%
26%
10
1;
Brewing
Prophet
Jan
Mar
1557/4
.
Apr
2572 Mar
Jan
2%
common..—_1
Davis
Peninsular
Rockwell
11%
Jan
23%
3%
Apr
44
Feb
23%
3,800
Jan
49%
49 %
•
39%
316
3%
26 %
68%
270
25%
3%
5
Clemens
National Electric Welding
Apr
'
46
25
1%
1
Products
284
5
National
46
44 %
46
i„:;-
10
7%
2074
49%
5
Corp
Jan
Feb
49%
_1
.
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"3%
10
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Lakey Foundry & Machine
Lansing Stamping
Jan
*
Department Stores
Apr
Jan
30%
13/64
Federated
8%
1%
Mar
31%
__
400
1% Feb
84
15
_7
8%
100
30%
31%
Auto-Lite
Jan
8%
1%
30%
_10
Pont
Apr
1%
1%
Apr
94%
du
Apr
31%
Drug
Kinsel
21%
20
Dayton Power & Light
12%
Jan
1% Mar
6%
14%
59%
Electric
Feb
28%
200
774
Jan
95%
Elec
8%
6,768
1%
15%
12%
10
Col & S Ohio
1,350
31%
7% Feb
243
120
Curtiss-Wright
12%
1%
5% Mar
14%
18 74
Rights
11%
30%
12% Mar
Parke
25
Columbia Gas
12
30%
200
Packard Motor Car
29
Jan
Apr
6% Mar
200
Feb
25
.
Jan
7%
Motors
Apr
Chesapeake & Ohio
Products
6
/
10
~1
Bearing
94 74 Mar
Chrysler Corp
City
595
5%
&
79
15
„
6%
7%
Electric
Jan
Canadian Pacific
Cities Service
6%
64% Mar
25
44%
5%
Ball
Howell
Ironrite
Feb
12%
*
Jan
23% Mar
Apr
Inc
Hoover
Apr
45%
3
39
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Chemical
&
20
18%
1
996
1,634
Jan,
Mar
1%
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68
45%
10
Bethlehem Steel
Motors
Lakes
9374
15
12%
50
1
__
24%
44%
~6%
_1
150
5
Oil
Feb
_5
Finance
1,007
10
Mining
Armco Steel
56%
1
Trailer
20%
—1
American Telephone & Telegraph—100
American Tobacco Co__.
25
Anaconda
Brewing
Manufacturing
General
River
Cyanamid
American
2,948
58
24%
43%
p.:
Rickel
American
60%
59%
24%
5 -V •
1 a •
Mogul
79
49%
Airlines
18
_2
Great
Stocks—
American
13%
Jan
5
Navigation
Manufacturing
93 74
'v;„
Preferred
Unlisted
2%
Feb
%
14%
•
Jan
1574
1
20%
*
•
Ptg common
2%
11%
621
—20
75%
___„
_
300
227
1774
1
93%
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*
20%
—
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274
17%
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Apr
1674 Mar
■
Apr;
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127a
25
10
Paper
76%
*
Gamble
class
43%
——50
Gold
&
.
Rapid
44%
—
Randall
Jan
Steel
General
,
Kroger
36%
1
Gemmer
4%
35% Mar
50
55
■
Manufacturing
-
42
20%
10
Formica Ins
Hobart
108
!
930
4%
—
Picher
114
76
mm'mm
*
Tissue
113
— —
»
Stockyards
107
1—-_15
Power
Frankenmuth
'
76%
—12%
-
common
Eagle
'
50
Cincinnati Transit
Crystal
'
20
common
Telephone
Cincinnati Union
22%
10
3774
Apr
69% Jan
preferred
Paper
3 7 74
1
-
-
Cleveland
Fruehauf
Champion
12%
27%
Iron
Federal
Apr
2874
20%
10
Carey
Jan
Apr
Apr
Edison
Eaton
High
21%
28
Mar
Feb
11%
27%
'
28%
—
3%
130
Detroit
22%
—
4% Mar
382
Gray
Range since Jan 1
Jan
3
11%
Detroit
Shares
Low
American Laundry
Baldwin
'
High
374 Mar
■,
27%
37 74
Bros
&
,
11%
Detroit
Range
Sale Price
Detroit
Sales
for Week
Last
'■;
•
Exchange
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Davidson
689
0
Mfg
Corp
Consumers
250
27%
"
Company
Consolidated
i
3%
3%
1
..
Bearing
Manufacturing
Chrysler 1 Corp
■:•••••
Low
CO
5
Rubber
Burroughs
Range since Jan 1
High
374
CO
1
,
Brown-McLaren
Budd
Apr
Low
1
Roller
Briggs
43% :Mar
Jan
32%
Electric
Brewing
Bower
Apr
65%
42%
Allen
Altes
Apr
48%
29%
127
63%
64%
8
•;
235
12%
Westinghouse Electric Corp—."l2.50
Woodley Petroleum Co
33%
48%
Par
5374 Apr
43% Mar
Mar
3274
__
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& Mining Co
System
53%
41
46%
—
U S Smelt Refg
49%
41
—
United Shoe Machinery common— —25
U S Rubber Co—
Sale Price
98%
134
98%
324
9774
a33% a34%
32
574
761
5
32
18
30%
34
12
95%
27%
4%
Jan
Feb
Apr
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
16% Mar
Jan
48% Apr
10% Apr
437s Apr
18% Apr
35% Apr
165% Mar
65
Jan
37
Jan
20% Apr
36% Apr
42'
Apr
1474 Afc>r
100%,Mar
34
Apr
5% Apr
37
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Volume 179
Number 5319... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1861)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
•
STOCKS
'
'
•-
Week's
Last
Ranee
Sale Price
Par
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton. (Un)
Baltimore
Bandini
&
Barker
Oil
common
10'
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Steel
Bols»
Mining
Oil
preferred
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Celanese
Central
Certainteed
Cessna
L
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Gas
ll_l__.
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1
-
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(Un)
(Un)
Foods
Crown
Y
(Un)
Co
National .Theatres
60
Mar
New
<
Jan
9%
Jan
10%
Apr
Nordon
13%
Apr
Norrls
Apr
North
Amer
American
•170
8%
125
20%
135
Mar
7
1,460
11
7
•110
10%
'
75%
11% Mar
Mar
8%
•
79%
8%
Apr
10%
North
Northern
Jan
12% Mar
16%
Jan
20%
1
(Un)
5
_
(Un)
com
1
Co
Oil Co
'25%
Apr
21%
Jan
50c
Apr
85c
Jan
12%
Jan
16
50c
60c
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350
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200
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80
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2,017
36
Feb
5%
Apr
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Feb
13"%
Tel
Deere & Co
1
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Douglas Oil
372
__
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U
32
2,462
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116
Jan
Apr
Phelps
■L
Apr
Dodge
a41
220
37%
Jan
39%
Jan
Puget
360
41
Jan
43%
Apr
Pullman
250
__
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Feb
lVs
Apr
17%
Jan
120
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„
Feb
12 Vs
349
23%I
23%
13%
86
200
1%
133
Feb
39%
57 %
Feb
16 % Mar
13
Cound
__
RKO
Apr
24 V2 Mar
41% Mar
__
__
62%
__
200
58%
Feb
65%
Apr
Jan
42 %
Apr
Reserve
Rexall
234
35%
9%
335
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115
26%
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140
125%
111% 125%
1,956
Jan
10%
27 Vs
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of
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Dresser
Dumont
(E I)
de
Nemours
10c
(Un)
__
11%
5
6%
•
6%
6 Vs
„
36
564
34
25
325
20
11%
11%
1,515
400
I
Jan
El
Paso
Natural
lo
Gas
(Un)
Electric Bond & Share
Electrical Products
Emerson
Erie
Radio
Exeter
Oil
4
Phonograph (Un)
39
„
232
39
100
a20% a20%
„
—
5
10
12
10
75
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1.15
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130
Merchants
Stores
Power
&
Bank
1.15
1.20
4,350
class
Light
100
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1
Food Machinery & Chemical (Un)_„10
365
__
—
—
365
110
18
3,730
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„
__
50
17Tb
Oil
Drug
(Robert)
Co
Foods
(Un)
Richfield
Oil
7% Mar
Rockwell
Spring
37 %'
Jan
25
Corp
Motors
General
Paint
(Un)
Corn
11%
Apr
Jan
123%
Apr
Louis San
St
Regis
Utilities (Un>
Telephone
New common
Gladden
old
Products
Glidden
Co
com
i
Jan
39%
Sapphire
Co
Goodrich
(B
Goodyear
Tire
Co
Industries
Jan
Seaboard
Finance
Mar
Jan
Apr
16% Mar
75c
Jan
355
13%
Jan
Jan
41% Mar
183
38
Jan
188
20
Jan
10%
11
18%
Feb
1.50 Mar
_T_—10
Lakes
Calif
Co
Northern
50c
com
Grumman
Mobile
Gulf
Oil
(Un)
&
10
*
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Chem
RR
pfd
(Un)—
Aircraft
Gulf
5
Rubber
Oil &
Corp
1
(Un)
•
3
(Un)
1
Ohio (Un)
Corp
__
25%
__
&
Great
5%
Jan
365
Feb
18%
Apr
41% Mar
6%
Jan
40% Mar
Shell
Oil
»
(Un)
25
23%
Hancock
Oil
class
Co
Hotels
A
1
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Holly Development
__
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6%
RR
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Imperial Development
25c
Intercoast
10c
Petroleum
International
23%
5
—
Honolulu Oil Corp
Co
a95%
26%
•
Solar
Aircraft
__
__
—
__
__
*
Nickel
♦
a39%
(Un)
International Paper Co
&
Oil
59% Mar
69
Apr
Southern Calif Gas 6%
Apr
10
Jan
Southern
(Un)
&
Kaiser
25
17
Feb
17
Feb
Southern
Comnany
96
28%
Jan
30%
Apr
Southern
1,249
44%
Jan
50%
Apr
Southern
Railwav
25%
23
48c
2.45
Apr
19%
Jan
24%
Apr
Standard
Oil
Co
34%
Feb
Standard
Oil
(Indiana)
45c
60c
Jan
Standard Oil Co
4%
91%
91%
287
83%
Feb
91%
Apr
Stanley Warner
305
55%
Jan
61%
Stone
2%
Apr
Feb
51%
Apr
Sunray
4% Mar
2%
700
a52% a53%
175
2
Apr
48% Mar
al3% al3%
265
13% Mar
150
26%
23%
Jan
5%
14
Jan
Mar
75
27% Mar
29 % Mar
12
46%
57%
23%
23%
__
97%c
1.10
Oil
&
Studebaker
Apr
Texas -Company
Gulf
Texas
51c
preferred
20
Jan
24%
Feb
19 %
Jan*
19%
Apr
Trans
Apr
1.15
Jan
Tidewater
Transamerica
Assoc
World
Kaiser
70
66
Mar
Tree
1,600
13%
Jan
17%
Apr
Truax-Traer
15
74%
Jan
87%
Feb
Twentieth
Mar
Motors
Sweet
Coal
3c
Jan
200
92%
Apr
Feb
Union Carbide & Carbon
319
28%
Jan
31
Feb
Union
Oil
a39% a39%
160
37%
Feb
38%
Feb
Union
Pacific
Mar
11c
1.20
Co
Lincoln
Lion
RR
57%
Jan
60
United
Air
461
14%
Jan
17%
Apr
United
Aircraft
865
10
Feb
United
Corp
OIL Co
Lorillard
United
Gas
States
Lines
22%
22%
441
20%
Jan
22%
Apr
32%
32%
394
26%
Jan
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10
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1
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71
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60c
3.50
16
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for Week
of Prices
Low
18
12%
11
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Burlington
Apr
Menasco
(Un)
•
9%
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Inc
Company
*12%
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&
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-11%
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21%
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9%
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of Prices
Low
FOR WEEK
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67 %
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Jan
19%
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54%
56%
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15
3,453
14
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15
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Apr
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
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33
34
(1862)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, April 26, 1954
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED APRIL 23
Friday
Midwest Stock Exchange
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A compilation of th«
Abbott
Laboratories
Steel
(J
Admiral
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Co
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Corp
Co
.
Gas
Akron
Castings.—
Equipment
Mfg—
Brass
Alleghany Corp
Allied
(Un)
Laboratories
Allis Chalmers
American
Can
of Prices
American
Investment Co
Machine
&
American
Tobacco
Copper
Steel Corp
Armco
Armour
&
Ashland
Oil
Athey
48%
Apr
22%
Apr
International
Mineral
International
Nickel
Products Corp
Refining Co__
Mfg Corp
Apr
17%
21% Mar
Jan
10
Feb
9%
9
9%
450
8
9
8%
9
200
7% Mar
4%
4%
4%
800
4%
Jan
5
Apr
3%
378
600
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
29%
30 %
850
25%
Jan
30%
Feb
9%
Apr
51% Mar
Jan
13 %
Feb
39%
39%
41%
300
36%
Feb
41%
Apr
46
45%
48%
700
5%
43% Mar
48%
Apr
24%
24%
Kansas
—
.200
Feb
27%
Apr
13%
Apr
Kennecott
1,900
156%
Feb
165% Mar
58
65 V,
29% Jan
36%
Laclede
Gas
42
Apr
40%
42%
1,300
33% Jan
42%
Apr
Lamson
& Sessions Co..———_x—10
8% Mar
10%
Feb
14%
Jan
Feb
8%
——
25%
100
23
Jan
26%
Jan
Libby
97%
100
92%
Jan
100%
Feb
5
Jan
Jan
6%
200
6%
Jan
7%
34%
300
28%
Jan
34 %
5 %
4,200
4%
Jan
5
13
9
48
9
200
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
200
46%
Jan
49'/a
Apr
1%
3,000
1% Mar
24
23%
24
450
21
73 %
71
73%
300
61
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2,100
%
Jan
3%
3%
1,600
3
62%
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17%
17%
50
12
12
12%
600
21%
21%
350
1%
24
Apr
73% Apr
Jan
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60%
21%
1% Mar
16
11%
Feb
1
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
62%
Jan-
Apr
17%
Jan
19%
Jan
Apr
12%
Feb
24%
Feb
Apr
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
11%
Feb
13%
Apr
10%
Jan
Feb
5
12%
17%
17%
17%
700
15% Jan
18
17
16%
17
150
16%
Apr
13
Jau
13%
13%
1,400
11%
Jan
13%
Apr
12.50
...
common
15
(Un)
25
Carr-Consolidated
Biscuit
Castle
&
Co
of
America
24%
15%
16%
_50c
...
Corp....
4%r7c
Clinton
Foods
Co
Columbia
common.
System
(Un)
common
......
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
Deere
&
&
Dow
Co
(Uu)
Eastern
Air
Eastman
Eddy
Co
Drive
Box
General
Electric
Foods
Motors
General
Package
General
Public
McKee
122%
Jan
1,200
20%
79
Apr
79
100
17% Jan
72% Jan
25%
25%
400
24%
Feb
29
450
25%
Apr
28
12%
Jan
14% Apr
25%
11/64
41%
Ex
50%
Gibson
stock
(The)
Glidden
Co
25%
26%
13%
14%
11/64
1,700
16,100
11/64 Apr
South
Miller
&
Gray
Drug
Greif
Bros
Muskegon
National
National
York
Rights
Nunn
Heller
Edison
29%
Jail
35%
Apr
Penn
99%
Apr
G%
Jan
Pepsi-Cola
28%
10%
28%
100
12'%
7%
Jan
40%
Apr
Feb
24%
Apr
9 % Mar
Packard
10%
123
11%
25%
Jan
30
Apr
Apr
9 %
Jan
100
104%
Jan
11%
123
Apr
23
100
57%
58
600
143% 149
162
41
42
11%
11%
22%
Jan
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American
Paramount
5
58
Apr
Jan
149
Apr
641
34% Jan
42
Apr
336
11% Mar
12
Jan
10%
100
10%
Jan
11%
15%
15%
100
15%
Apr
16% Jan
6%
600
5% Jan
9%
9%
250
9%
7%
700
7 "
42
2%
13V4
113%
68%
25%
Apr
Feb
78
Apr
2%
2%
200
2% Mar
3
Jan
10%
10%
800
9%
Jan
15%
Jan
16%
Feb
__
42
100
2%
1,000
13%
110% 114
70
1,100
61%
200
Phillips
Potter
Apr
Public
Pure
(Uni
Jan
7
12
Feb
Feb
6% Jan
38%
2%
7% Apr
45% Mar
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
St
59
Jan
70
44 %
Jan
51
Apr
200
34%
Apr
34%
Apr
A
Co
of
6%
National
Paper
200
53%
Jan
650
9%
Jan
Apr
10% Mar
100
1% Jan
1%-Feb
13% Feb
14%
18%
21% Mar
50
18%
18%
300
16
3
13%
13%
13%
800
13% Mar
2
12
12
12%
1,400
12
56%
56%
57%
800
46
3
8
2
Sangamo Electric
Sears
550
26%
Jan
2% Apr
2%
Jan
Apr
Feb
19% Feb
14
Jan
Apr
15
Jan
Jan
57% Apr
17% Apr
4
23
17%
Jan
Jan
Jan
22% Jan
8
Apr
50
13%
19%
42% Mar
34%
Jan
37%
Feb
Apr
30
Jan
2
23
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Apr
Mar
56%
Jan
3% Mar
33%
Jan
63%
Feb
31
Jan
37% Mar
25%
Feb
27
5 % Mar
13%
13%
600
Jan
6%
Jan
18%
Jan
19%
Apr
■■■/
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__
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200
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17%
17%
700
17%
Apr
20 %
Jan
32
__
32%
100
23%
Jan
32%
Apr
19%
100
4
4
__
20%
21%
26
28
19
19%
__
800
1,200
450
3% Mar
4
%
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13%
Jan
26
Feb
20
Jan
29
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17%
Jan
19%
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Jan
11%
11%
50
11%
Jan
12
58
14%
58
100
54%
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63% Mar
14%
15
3,000
13%
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15% Mar
.
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150,800
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900
40%
Jan
49
60
14%
Jan
16
Feb
19
850
16%
Jan
19
Apr
3*2
47
47
15
15
15
18%
18%
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Apr
Apr
41 %
41 %
300
38%
Jan
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29%
29%
200
27
Jan
29%
3%
3%
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11
11%
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9%
29%
—
29%
1
__
29%
100
27'%
3
3
400
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3
4
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Jan
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Apr
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Jan
23 %
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Mar
18 %
Feb
21%
—
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__
22%
900
16
16%
1,400
15%
15%
800
13%
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34%
34%
400
33%
Jan
37%
Feb
36%
37%
200
31%
Jan
37%
Apr
33 %
__
34
700
23
Feb
34
Apr
500
54%
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64%
65%.
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9%
50
8%
8%
200
38%
38%
300
46%
46%
60
61
29%
29%
1,500
64%
__
__
29%
20%
16
16% Mar
Jan
65%
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10%
Apr
9%
Jan
36
Jan
38%
Apr
200
41%
Jan
47%
Apr
600
43%
Feb
61
Apr
8
8%
28% Jan
Jan
30% Mar
.
5%
5%
800
4%
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27
27 %
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22%
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28%
17%
17%
17%
200
14% Jan
17%
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1,000
47%
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5% Mar
Apr
Apr
51% Mar
6%
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6%
400
6%
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7%
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10
38%
38%
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35%
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Apr
25 %
25
| 25%
1,200
21
21%
400
24
Jan
26%
18
Mar
5
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__
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52
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Jan
21%
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&
(Un).;—
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55
Mar
12%
12%
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14
Jan
24%
25%
2,000
20%
25%
24%
24%
100
24% Mar
Apr
25% Jan
19%
19"%
800
15%
Apr
22%
15
15
100
15
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15
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15
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5
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5
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Standard Oil
of Indiana
Standard Oil
N
Railway
Co
Stewart-Warner
25
(Uni
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15
63%
400
57% Mar
14
14%
350
13 % Mar
Apr
14% Feb
93%
93%
100
77%
Jan
93%
21
21%
900
16%
Jan
42
1,300
32%
Jan
Apr
21% Apr
42
Apr
6% Feb
6%
6%
1,200
5%
Jan
44%
2,200
3512
Jan
44%
__
26%
26%
500
24%
Jan
26% Apr
Apr
__
__
Corp
1
5
16%
16%
1,700
15%
Jan
17
40%
40%
300
36%
Jan
45% Mar
1%
400
1% Feb
2
Mar
Jan
60%
61%
600
53
Jan
61%
Apr
81%
81 %
83%
600
68%
Jan
83 %
Apr
86%
86%
86%
900
72%
Jan
8678
Apr
38%
39%
1,000
32%
Jan
39%
700
9%
Jan
900
19%
II
_I
20%
9%
10
20%
Feb
Apr
10% Feb
22
Jan
Container
Corp
1
10
10%
950
Jan
Studebaker Corp
10%
Apr
(Un>
1
16%
16
17%
2,300
16
Apr
22% Jan
•
331/4
38%
38%
100
32
Jan
38%
Apr
5
22%
21%
22%
4,800
15%
Jan
22%
Apr
1
20%
19%
20%
6,100
16%
Jan
20%
t
25
44%
44
44%
1,000
41%
Feb
Apr
45% Jan
(The)
25
69%
69%
69%
400
57%
Jan
70
49% Apr
Stone
Corp
Sundstrand
Machine
Sunray
Corp
Oil
Tool
(Uni..:
Swift
&
20 %
Feb
Apr
Texas
Co
10
Jan
Texas Gulf Producing
Co
9%
I
19% Mar
20% Apr
Tlior
300
37
40 %
Toledo
24%
100
21%
Apr
63%
42%
10
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25 %
24% Mar
Jan
44%
*
!
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J
Standard
1%
1%
Co
Standard
7,300
Jan
41%
21
warrants
Standard Oil of
1%
62%
14%
__
1
(Un)
Oil
Southern
Spiegel
51% Mar
12%
25%
10
Oil
Bend
20
Jan
12
—
Southern
52
19
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Corp class B
Co
5
»
40
Jan
50
6
19
1
20%
Jan
6
28
Sinclair
24%
50
26%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
20%
24%
__
Feb
Feb
Feb
23%
30
300
-
Jan
7
2.50
"A"
Oil
Roebuck
Oil
40
25
10
8
50
38%
?•
3%
14%
•
Stockyards
63%
63%
10
800
1,000
30
__
*
Co
34% Mar
20
42
Jan
•
Jan
24%
Apr
41 %
l
Co
30
19%
Apr
5%
Mar
50c
:
(Un)
J) Tobacco class B
(R
Bros
400
24%
11%
1,000
*
(Un)
34
950
20
2%
300
1,400
30
•
Vacuum
14%
1
2,050
6
62
5
Socony
Apr
21%
10
3%
12
*
(Un)
Society
450
3
36
1
(Urn
Jan
1,100
29% Jan
60
12.50
Indiana
55 % Mar
,
12
Jan
1
Jan
4%
Jan
27
1
46%
28%
10%
200
34 %
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400
4%
300
5%
10
Co
600
26%
12
28
11%
6
*
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5%
28%
3
__
3
54%
20%
Apr
12
60
33%c
53%
14%
7%
27%
__
28
36
10
(Un)
Corp
Brand Clothes
21
1
Jan
1
Co
33%
1
60
Apr
10
Airways (Un)
&
Scurry-Rainbow
34%
50
Apr
Feb
6
50
Apr
51
18
25
51
500
11%
class
Schenley Industries
Schwitzer-Cummins
34%
18
Jan
50
7%
l
Jan
50
18
22%
53%
com__5
(Un)
Car
Co
Regis
Shell
5
25
5
Apr
61 %
14%
Apr
7%
„
2 %
St Louis Public Service
Serrick
100
4
53%
(Un)
14
Jan
57% Feb
5
39%
28%
common...]
114
12% Mar
88
Apr
Jan
Apr
2%
Jan
Jan
28
100
(Minn)
Rockwell Spring & Axle—
31 %
2 «.'8
32%
Jan
10
135
Feb
1
(The)
Drug
69% Apr
38 % Apr
•
Jan
Apr
19 % Mar
39
Apr
1
Co
Company
Richman
Jan
1
89%
600
39%
10
(Un)
Corp
Co
Republic Steel Corp
Rexall
31% Jan
•
38%
100
17%
6%
1
Theatres Corp (Uni
Corp of America (Uii)
Remington Rand (Un)
28%
1%
39%
3% Apr
2,600
135
% Jan
:
45%
10
Radio
200
1%
9%
130
__
38
Jan
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RKO
400
9%
8%
__
80
Jan
5
(Un.»
Steel
Oil
3,800
60%
150
41%
*
Ry
Corp
Service
31%
9%
500
18%
10% Mar
200
Corp
Petroleum
Co
Pressed
69 %
*
17%
39
__*
(Uni
Co
Corp
36%
1
17%
17%
39
100
RR
Inc
Philco
31
5
17%
__
_.
2%
RR
Dodge
35%
54%
10%
2%
Power
(Charles)
66%
1
13%
Jan
64%
3,200
1
World
Pfizer
5
41
Jan
19%
1,000
*
Car
Pictures
Controls
6
If®
300
1,400
77%
24% Mar
46% Jan
127%
6%
1
IIIIII*
Co
13%
24%
76%
Apr
10%
15%
5
common
13
23%
77%
*
common
Aviation
Car
Phelps
10% Mar
Jai^
1,200
123
23
5
I—*
&
11
13
24%
450
Mfg
Peabody Coal Co
Pullman
2.50
Bartlett
19% Mar
5%
12
Motor
Sunbeam
Spencer
Jan
32
Pennsylvania
500
•
Huttig Sash & Door
18%
350
Co
99% Apr
5% Apr
10
Corp
800
37%
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
13
400
25
(Walter Et
Hlbbard
&
Manufacturing
700
11%
(G) Brewing Co
Werner Corp
19%
24%
Prod—
Shoe
35 %
41
Heileman
19%
—
37%
Bancorporation
99%
•
Harnischfeger
Hein
35% Mar
——
_
Bush
35
58
Hammond Organ Co.
Jan
23%
A
Central
99%
149
jL.
32%
50c
Illinois
Reynolds
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Printing
Hallicrafters Co
1,300
Specialties-
class
Tile
Jan
11%
Co
Distillers
7%
5
(W
33%
37%
National Standard Co.
37%
Apr
S
Hall
Apr
33%
__
lo
Corp (U11)
National Cylinder Gas
21%
10
Brewery
Apr
52%
45%
25
Nash Kelvinator
800
——1—5
Corp
Apr
33
Jan
:
500
9%
(Un)
Western
Oil
23
Jan
47
Co.——23%
Company
8%
5%
•
Griesedieck
Jan
26%
100
3
Convertible
Muter
24%
41%
% Jan
A
20%
400
52%
1
Cement—
Motors
8%
Jan
38
class
1,200
33
52%
1
—
23%
37
Jan
(Un)x
22%
31%
5%
10
...
Inc
8%
Corp old com____20
Corp
22%
24%
Co
$3.50 preference x_^—
Montgomery Ward & Co.—...
Motorola
24%
61%
Cooperage
22%
33
45%
1
common
Chemical
Monroe
300
dividend
Greyhound
Gulf
Inc
Portland
5,000
33%
Stores
Feb
5%
__*
Manufacturing
40%
900
Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Apr
4
Mississippi River Fuel...
Missouri
Modine
Ohio
36%
Great
23
*
——
Utilities
Hart
41%
5
Cement
$1 prior preferred
Minneapolis Brewing
Mar
35%
Co
Jan
400
Portland
40%
9%
Co
(W H)
25
Apr
25% Mar
Middle
South
Gossard
300
.
•fir Apr
36%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
28
45%
*
Brick Inc.....
Mickelberry's Food Products
Oak
Apr
Graham-Paige Corp
28
*
Metropolitan
Jan
Mar
Refrigerator Co
Gillette
31% Mar
41% Apr
40%
1
General Telephone
Jan
79% Mar
13
(Un)
29*%
Apr
Medusa
Apr
20
31
Corp
Corp
200
Jan
Pacific
106
Jan
56%
5%
1
Utilities
31%
Jan
States
Feb
118%
19%
Corp
General
30%
—
17
Northern
102
12%
__I
Apr
11%
41%
Northern
50
75
4,500
Jan
(Un)
17%
Jan
24%
Northern
60%
5%
15
Co
Apr
Jan
10%
100
Mar
105%
Jan
Candy Corp
General
General
13
13%
300
800
Apr
64% Mar
58
Jati
Corp
Jan
4,200
600
St Louis
General
100
17%
11
12%
17%
41%
American
7%
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
General Amer Transportation
10%
12%
17V,
10%
—
28%
American
10%
Auto
,
23%
North
28 %
Inc
Apr
27%
New
96
*
America
40%
41%
North
500
Falstaff Brewing Corp..
Jan
21%
Feb
600
(Un)
35%
.
1
Apr
2,300
Mfg
100
.5
Co
______
Mar
31
(Un)
39%
(Un)
12%
26%
81% Jan
___l
&
39%
Feb
*
Ky
Co
&
12
Jah
Jan
13
Inc
Apr
28%
Chemical Corp
(Arthur G) & Co..
(Glenn L)
11%
30%
Emerson Radio &
Phonograph
Four-W'heel
Field
Martin
10% Mar
1,700
12%
.
Feb
35%
1
of
Mathieson
100
10%
12%
Corp..
of
Marshall
B
Elec
Quaker Oats Co
Controller
Mills
class
&
19
33% Mar
30%
(Un)
_•
Mfg
Gas
100
11%
7
L__*
Co
Lonergan
Louisville
25%
11%
*
....
Oil
Lion
*
—
McNeil & Libby
Chemical Co common
1,500
400
14
..4
common
34%
96
.5
Elgin National Watch
Flour
Apr
10
de Nemours
Kodak
2% Mar
I__5
(Alan~B)-~"
Co...
Lines
Paper
Flectric
Co
preferred
33%
9%
10c
(E I)
21% Apr
36% Feb
Jan
20
...
A
du Pont
24%
Jan
2
95
10
Du Mont Laboratories
Inc
Class
Jan
19%
1
...
Manufacturing Corp
Chemical
23%
.10
~
Cleveland Nav
Edison
Dodge
1
Company
Detroit
Detroit
25
I
1
"11.25
."1.1100
.
preferred
700
120% 122%
.25
Aircraft...
Corp
Company
3%%
Jan
25%
•
prefer red.
Vultee
21%
19%
5
Edison
Motors
Jan
96
._i
...
31
Jan
Mar
Apr
Apr
1 800
105
59
'
Continental
Crane
1 %
15%
16%
2%
10%
11%
I
Rights
Consolidated
% Apr
15% Apr
21%
105 V2
_100
convertible
&
$2.50
25%
10
Inc....
Gas
25% Jan
24%
100
Leath
Northwest
Iron
Inc
Commonwealth
$1.32
33%
'
120%
...
2,400
Jan
21%
21%
25
preferred
Coleman
1,200
21%
2%
10
preferred
Cliff's
200
17%
400
Mar
24%
5
Service
Chrysler Corp
Gleveland
15%
16%
1%
*
Chesapeake & Ohio lUni
...25
Chicago
Corp
common
I
1
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac
»
Chicago So. Shore & So. Bend RR.12.50
Chicago Towel Co common....
*
Co
25 %
1
10
;
Jan
28%
*
Apr
5% Mar
49%
1%
20c
(Un).—
Co
Lindsay
11%
6%
——
3
2,700
33%
——
10
900
14%
25%
—
13%
9 %
13%
97%
—
_.l
_
28%
800
26%
Jan
900
800
Service
33 %c
400
200
convertible
Kropp Forge Co
35'/2
2,900
$7
*
62 %
2
Cities
(Un).
34%
*
West
Corp
Copper
61%
50c
Public
City
35
50
,«
4,600
35%
50
13% Jan
10%
South
preferred
21%
13
Illinois
10
(Un).
Chemical common..__l
&
1,800
10%
&
Alum
4,500
12
Central
Laughlin Steel
&
convertible
18%
25% Mar
10%
Central
Jones
Kaiser
26%
164 % 165
31
33%
10
61%
*
(Un)
Brewing Corp
Light Co
18
Jan
12
Centlivre
•
Electric...———*
&
26 %
30%
.3.50
*
25%
23%
1
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&
15
(Un)
Power & Light........*
Kansas Power & Light (Un)
8.75
Katz Drug Co
1
Kelley Island Lime & Transport
1
5
Corp
Gas
26 %
•
Ltd
Tel
Jan
31
Apr
Jan
Burlington Mills Corp (Un)__
Burroughs Corp (Un)
(A
Power
11%
1
...
Brad Foote Gear Works
Celanese
Iowa
45%
Budd Company
Pacific
Illinois
(Un)
Co
Power
Iowa
700
Manufacturing Cox
;
10
Bendix
Aviation
Corp..
Benguet Consolidated Min'g Co (Un).lp
Berghoff Brewing Corp........
1
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)__
*
Binks Manufacturing Co
...1
Booth Fisheries Corp...
5
Borg (George W) Corp........
;_io
Canadian
Tel &
2,200
5
—.
Corp
Packers
International
Interstate
12%
Belden
Brothers
International
51%
...
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Butler
Co
1
33%
*
Chemical—5
&
10
—•
Atlantic
Burton-Dixie
*
International Harvester
Jan
11%
&
Bastian-Blessing Co
Bearings Inc
Co
Steamship
Feb
20%
25
(Un)
Refining common
SI.50 conv 2nd preferred-..
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Avco
26
*
45
Feb
%
Apr
400
Interlake
Co.
50
x_.
Mining
(Un)
—:
(111) common
Co
200
1,500
19%
100
American Tel & Tel Co
Anaconda
47%
22%
15%
18
51%
41%
200
165
Jan
900
600
7
*
Mar
51%
50%
(Un;
24
48%
117'a
Foundry
Stand San
&
Jan
51%
17
1
Feb
18
•
Steel
50%
(111)
90
Inland
20%
10
11 %
Jan
9%
Low
1
Cyanamid Co
Apr
80
1,600
20
...
150
200
23%
High
High
9%
86%
22%
12.50
,
Low
9%
84%
23V,
16
*
Range since Jan 1
High
1
19%
.x
...
9%
100
RR
Shares
Low
10
1
for Week
Indiana Steel Products Co
High
47%
—-
Co
Sales
Range
of Prices
Range since Jan 1
17
1
American
Rad
Shares
19%
1
_•
(Un)
American
Central
21%
——
21%
5
Co.—
American
Illinois
Low
50c
Mfg
American Airlines
for Week
1
Aluminum
Affiliated
Brick
•
____
...
Advanced
Illinois
Range
Par
Acme
Safes
Last
Sale Price
Adams
Par
Week's
Week's
Last
Sale Price
,y
round-lot transactions only
Friday
STOCKS
STOCKS
Trane
Power
Tool
Edison
Co
Co
(The)
Co
10
Apr
49%
491%
200
40%
Jan
•
18%
1314
18%
3,300
17%
Jan
5
12%
12%
12%
1.600
12%
Jan
13
Mar
2
57
52
57
2,700
36%
Jan
57
Apr
__
19% Apr
Number 5319
Volume 179
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. ..
(1863)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Transamerica
Corp
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Tri
Continental
Truax-Traer
20th
208
La
Salle
Union
Carbide
Union
Oil
United
United
U
S
U S
Van
3.80%
1,000
15%
Jan
19%
Apr
13
Apr
18
Feb
1974
1974
700
19%
Apr
22% Mar
Air
59
Jan
61 % Mar
Alaska
1
»
6074
•
Corp—
6074
w
7074
Feb
78% Apr
Allis-Ch aimers
300
38%
Jan
46%
Apr
Aluminium
23
500
21%
Jan
2474
Apr
American
5%
5%
200
t
Jan
574
Apr
32 74
Amer
33%
900
29%
Jan
34%
Apr
4534
*
44
9,000
39%
Jan
45%
550
10-
Apr
9%
974
series
B
1
(F
Co
W)
Mar
65 74
Yates-Amer
Machine
Co
Sheet
Tube
Jan
6574
Apr
99%
Apr
99%
Apr
27%
Apr
Feb
29%
1474
50
13%
Jan
1,050
14%
Jan
Apr
17% Feb
19%
1974
1,300
19
Jan
20% Mar
4074
40%
1,400
40%
Apr
45%
8%
8%
250
4174
Sale Price
874
Apr
11
Jan
Tel
Atlantic
City
Elec
Baldwin
Securities
Baltimore
'
$2.50
Budd
Louisiana
33%
495
8%
Jan
11% Mar
29%
56
Feb
570
6%
269
27 %
65
Apr
Apr
28%
Jan
31
24%
26%
724
24%
Jan
27%
77%
78 74
161
75% Mar
405
405
31
_
2,944
405
7
337%
Electric
405
Jan
58%
23%
24
1,102
22%
Feb
110
8%
Jan
10
1374
11
9%
13 74
1374
2374
164
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~
18
20
21%
23%
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11
14
41
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13%
40%
16%
Apr
.
17.
12%
Jan
Jan
3,046
35%
%
4,978
16 74
5.876
% Apr
15% Mar
44%
—10
4574
319
40
190
36%
37%
37%
37 74
36%
37
25
24%
25 74
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•
•
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Potomac Electric Power common
1;
14%
Feb
U
32%
484
23%
45%
Apr
40J/4
Jan
26%
319
4
Jan
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
34%
4,479
Service
El
Gas
&
div
preference
com
19
45
45
2,466
25%
Jan
28% Mar
28
695
25%
Jan
28%
26%
2774
213
26%
Jan
28% Mar
83%
8574
699
69%
Jan
87% Mar
16 74
16 74
1
75%
75
75 74
220
35%
26%
2774
27%
2674
85
•
Co
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Serv ___*
•
Sun Oil Co
United
Corp
Washington
Light
Gas
preferred
$4.50
convertible
Woodward
*
common
....
—
.
3374
________
-
97%
0
11474
_
preferred-.
lnc
&
13
0
$4.25
Westmoreland
5%
_—i-
_
United Gas Improvement
Lothrop common
10
10
Corp
5s
series
('•»
—
1975
-1975
A—
9774
4%
Jan
5%
Sale Price
Par
Jan
36%
Columbia
Gas
Duquesne
System
5
*
8.50
Home
Joy
Walker
(Joseph)
Refractories
Co
Co
Manufacturing
Star
Lone
Gas
Mack in tosh-Hemphill
Mountain
Natco
Fuel
34
Pittsburgh
Brewing
Plate
Pitts Screw &
Plymouth
San
common
preferred
Bolt Corp
Jan
100
114%
Toy Mining-
United
United States
Common
v
Glass
t
common.
c
Vanadium
17%
Air
31
Electric
For footnotes
Corp
see
page 41.
9
Feb
Apr
51
9
74
51
Feb
a__
20
20
101
19% Mar
2174 Mar
374
2,100
2.85
Jan
14
300
11%
Jan
157/b
Feb
17%
100
1474
Feb
17 74
Apr
6974
7274
407
62
Jan
72%
Apr
50%
Jan
6274
Apr
11
Jan
1174
Feb
72%
6274
5
3%
Apr
61
6274
1,030
2
11
11
462
1
;—5
2.45
8174
2.35
2.50
14,059
2.05
Jan
2.65
7474
81%
1,007
52%
Jan
81%
Apr
574
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4%
574
474 Mar
574
Apr
15
5
10
,
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3,530
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152
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1074
208
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58% Mar
84%
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13%
11% Mar
Apr
1074
Jan
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Apr
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17%
1774
17%
709
16%
Jan
1874 Mar
20%
20%
20%
310
17 %
Jan
207/b
Apr
16'A
16%
16%
16%
210
14%
Jan
17
Apr
16
%
231
14% Mar
17
Jan
2574
25 %
25 74
305
2274
Jan,
26
Apr
14
14
145
Apr
14
16
1%
14
Apr
Mar
2
5%
6
1,134
4%
Jan
25
24%
24%
455
21%
Jan
25%
Feb
45%
Feb
51%
Apr
17
Apr
2074 Mar
49 74
•
51%
17
49%
10
17%
l'ffi
6
16
1
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51c
65c
2,900
51c
Apr
90c
Jan
25
34 74
33 74
34%
387
3374
Apr
35%
Feb
10%
150
10% Mar
25
10%
59%
10%
58%
6074
1,548
a95%
Co
56%
498
81% Jan
47 %
420
42
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282
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47
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64
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a94% a9874
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12% Ma:
Ma
96
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47%
Ap
15% Mar
18
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90
44 74
Jan
48 74
150
47%
Apr
48%
Ap
Jan
Ap
(4
340
■/'«
Apr
A
Ap
Gas
(Un)
System
Chemical Ind
•
;
16%
68
16% Mar
17%
a4074 a41%
160
37
Jan
39%
Ap
70
154
59
Jan
70
Ap
10
Apr
44%
Feb
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a
70
Class A—*
29
100
28%
74
$1,000
82 74
Jan
74
76
82%
300
Feb
Apr
84%
Week's
Motors
Oil
Fe)
Di
Feb
Co
(Un)
(Un)
Co
class A
&
Dorado
Oil
Range since Jan 1
Foster
Apr
21%
Apr
14 74
339
1274
Jan
14%
Apr
454
Jan
7%
Jan
General
Chem
Utilities
Public
110
25%
Jan
27 74 Mar
Gladding McBean & Co
Goodrich iBF) Co (Un)
20
32%
Jan
35%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
26%
26%
242
23%
Jan
2674
Apr
Great
12%
1274
13
21
Apr
Feb.
Greyhound
21
7
6%
26%
5
21%
Apr
North
5%
5%
20%
2174
Jan
Apr
Holly
Jan
Feb
29
5274
Jan
59% Mar
66
5%
21%
1%
1%
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400
1
730
1.000
674 Jan
24%
Jan
5% Mar
1874
Jan
5%
Hunt
7c
Apr
Feb
674
Apr
5% Mar
574
Apr
1374
245
6 74
674
6%
200
474
574
574
100
12
Jan
Jan
Jan
22 74
22%
23%
23%
24%
26%
1,512
22%
Jan
26%
Apr
12.50
64%
6374
65%
1,374
5074
Jan
65%
Apr
22
Mar
Apr
Apr
-,o
574
25
Apr
Feb
57% Apr
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8
Jan
Apr
7%
38%
655
3574
Jan
39%
Apr
49
1,465
41%
Jan
49 74
Apr
23%
50
20%
Jan
24
3,485
Apr
474 Mar
Jan
100
474
107
25
106%
Feb
423
38%
Feb
40% Mar
27
'27
50
27
Jan
27
Jan
11074
827
88
Jan
113
Apr
482
58
Feb
61%
Apr
59%
Jan
69%
Apr
Apr
1074
Feb
Apr
4%
107
Apr
61 %
113 |
61%
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6874
69%
1,107
•
91/4
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300
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153
28%
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31
5
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50
46%
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Apr
600
19%
Jan
25
Apr
79%
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—
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50
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59% Mar
59% Mar
340
48% Mar
52%
Apr
1,065
Feb
13%
1374
23%
Oil
International
International
International
-
2.70
*
Mines Corp
Maryland
Power
1274
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Co
Paper
ft
20
—•
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Tel
1
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30%
—
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11%
Jan
110
18% Mar
3
2.70
2,382
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73
Apr
130
1474
Jan
17%
Apr
1,800
1.00
Jan
1.40
219
16%
16%
1.15
1.25
50 74 a5074
49
25
31
1,056
30%
_
Johns-Manvllle
Jones ft;
(Un)
Laujjhlin Steel (Un)
Corp
•
—10
Feb
40
Jan
70 74
a
3%
Apr
Apr
57
75
7074
/
Feb
13% Mar
19%
30% Mar
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115
—
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♦
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Jan
593
13
19 74
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6%
Corn
14
2074
V.
5————-1" (Un).——1274
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.
13% Mar
525
23%
Co (Un)—
Mining Co
Jan
110
52%
52%
class A
Corp
7974
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10
(Un)—•
1
Plueannle Co Ltd———.—*
Foods
Oil
25
a92%
—10
(Un)
22%
9
a39% a39%
17
17%
900
Feb
Feb
38%
Feb
Jan
61% Mar
14
2,389
8%
31
56%
105
8%
Feb
Apr
Jan
3774
70
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49
Apr
28%
Jan
874 Mar
1774
-
Apr
9%
Feb
Jan
1'
Feb
2474
270
11
124%
23%
—
1
International Harvester (Un)
Jan
6c
9%
105%
3
Idaho
Apr
13%
6c
13%
300
710
Apr
Jan
39 74
Corp
Idaho
Feb
21%
Oil
Honolulu
Feb
Jan
6c
6c
1374
11
38
107
—
non-cum
Homestake
7% Mar
2774
Ry
Hotels
Hilton
140
200
Feb
4%
(The)
Company
Hancock Oil Co
9% Mar
118
7
33%
48%
Apr
1,030
27%
687
Apr
7% Mar
39%
(Un)
3574
.
36%
40%
*
Paint Com common
27
1%
Feb
(Un)—.100
in
25
(Un)
Co
35
29
Apr
Feb
6%
38%
48%
Corp
27
57%
36%
6
6%
38%
(Un)————•
Corp common
—5
Foods
General
30%
1%
14%
350
124 124%
Corp
preferred,
Jan
29
240
2,200
6V2
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preferred
&
2474
55%
15 %
14%
40%
1074
—
20
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220
55%
Apr
10% Mar
3674
124%
•
3074
25
24%
Jan
6%
3
28%
2.50
Apr
Apr
8
101%
39
14%
10c
(Un)—25
Co
Gillette
Jan
104%
24
245
47
24% Mar
774
Jan
160
10
22 74
Jan
465
Apr
24 74
39%,
40%
36 74
(Un)
2274
8%
Mar
10
100
Gas
General Motors
6 74
874
Apr
354
Electric
General
35
Jan
Apr
46%
2274
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&
Jan
Mar
Jan
61
High
17%
11
35
57
Prod
28%
2074
1,801
22 >4
Machinery
147
.
Apr
4674
Feb
Mar
24%
5
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Board
Fibre
,
99%
57%
Plantation
219
50
Jan
—
•
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2074
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76%
___1
Natural
Paso
33%
-
417
8%
(Un)__—__—10
Works
*
lnc
Lines
2074
„
99%
Kodak Co
500
26 34
90
"A" common—5
2374
30%
Apr
72%
a
a
104'A 104%
1
common
Nemours
Air
Federated
6
a73 74 a74%
72%
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of
de
Eastern
Food
Low
(Un)
Fields
Chemical
Pont
61
25
(Un)
9% Mar
30
) 36
65%
Mar
Ewa
High
Corp
Oil
Oil
Douglas
Emporium
Shares
Amer
24% Mar
Jan
155
~~
5
1*
common
of
Giorgio Fruit Corp
Dow
for Week
of Prices
Corp
18
8%
98%
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525
23%
a—
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65%
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25
First Natl Bank
Feb
Jan
50
46%
(Un) ——1
common
7%
706
23 %
—1
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(Del) (Un)
5
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a
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4174
40
43%
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Vultee
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Range
of N Y
Edison
Curtiss-Wright
Feb
10774
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Brake
Feb
Jan
5%
Jan
374
Preferred
Jan
93%
40
10
Alloys Steel
Apr
is
Intex
Westinghou.se
Westinghouse
4%
35c
10
2374
1
Feb
17 74
_
General
1
i
30
13%
1
Apr
10c
205
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(Un)
31
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337/b
13%
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Apr
Apr
50
29
♦
& Axel.
5
25c
Mar
IOO
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Crown
Mar
Jan
Jan
17
5
Bros
Spring
5
Apr
Jan
29% Mar
1,172
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(Un)
Jan
•
1
31c
95%
28%
;
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28 74
10
Oil Corp
Reymer &
Rockwell
Co
Glassy
101
5.50
357
3074
5
convertible
$2.50
135
185
1
14%
Hawaiian
Pittsburgh
a99
33%
Jan
Jan
Corn
Apr
30%
100
674
10
Corp
a98
974 Mar
34%
12%
14
5
Supply
Apr
205
915
31c
—5
31
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Apr
10
4274
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5
10
3074
*
Apr
10
4274
10
41%
Feb
1
1
.
23
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♦
Light
Equitable Gas Co
Duquesne
Jan
a30 74 a30%
Broadcast Syst class A—2%
33%
20 74
*
Brewing
Harbison
•_*
16
B
Crocker
Feb
17
Low
*
-—_.—
355
1,079
Apr
33 Vk
17
Last
Steel
23
a874
(Un)
Continental
76% Mar
Jan
1,378
114 74 114%
Friday
Co
46
14%
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Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Ludlum
Jan
13%
El
Allegheny
43%
•
48%
El
Blaw-Knox
1,538
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(Un)
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Eastman
STOCKS
Apr
46
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48%
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A
3674
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ser
Jan
45 74
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29%
100
Consol Foods Corp
Apr
369
34
97%
16%
68%
82%
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•
446
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Eureka
Consolidated
Apr
302
5 74
36
33%
15% Mar
74
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34%
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Paper
20 */4
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Pacific
Consolidated
Mar
45
27 7/4
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Jan
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(Un)__
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25
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Mar
Jan
18%
44%
45
27
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15%
_
Apr
Jan
35%
.
Jan
42%
42%
1874
44
45
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•
common-
16%
46
200
1874
44%
50
Jan
Apr
267
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Apr
50
Jan
37%
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31%
19
22
(Un)__50
i
10
Corp
Ink
Columbia
Apr
28%
—10
395
Apr
Mar
65 %
34%
:
________
Cement
Class
Jan
5%
555
preferred
■V'
165
Apr
19
—
*
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Columbia
Jan
4,788
preferred-
32 %\
Colorado Fuel & Iron
37% Mar
5%
A
31%
19
(Un)
Clorox
Feb
Jan
774
B
3274
Corp
Cities Service Co
Apr
34 74
series
3574
Jan
(Un)
Corn
Co
Chrysler
Feb
7 74
series
Jan
Jan
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)—*
Apr
18%
33%
3.60%
29%
Apr
Mar
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
42% Mar
7%
3..60%
355
59%
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Oil
Central
Feb
33%
574
34%
Jan
18%
156%
Caterpillar Tractor Co common
Celanese Corp of America.—.—
Apr
774
3
■
Jan
34%
5
P2
3
Co
Canadian
Jan
—20
V-
13%
__
Dry Ginger Ale (Un)
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Co—■
preferred
36
1,900
41%
Canada
Mar
Jan
4.037
74, :
25
Jan
783
4174
35% Marf
18%
942
California Packing Com
Jan
14%
Jan
74
16
50
17%
'
1,815
(Un)
Calveras
Jan
69 %
10% Mar
200
14
18%
Jan
13 74 Mar
65
774
Mar
1574
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__50
415
165
Byron Jackson Co—
24% Mar
874
Corp
Feb
1
Steel
Oil
California
520
3,173
•
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13
i
Apr
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Corp
Burroughs
Apr
1874
_
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4874
48%
a42 74 a4274
1874
(Un)—.-5
Co
Chica
Budd
Jan
69%
common
43% Mar
5
(Un)__
RR
Aviation
Borden
Mar
18
common
3974
61%
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc.
Apr
80
6674
.
Mfg
1674 Mar
Feb
165
(Un)
——1
Ohio
&
Holdings
Bolsa
Jan
1874
7
;
Jan
36%
4574
—
20
Boeing Airplane Co cap
Apr
6874
1
/
50
(Un)—
Co
Oil
Blair
30% Mar
30 74
1
_
15 %
93
617a
Instruments
Bishop
Mar
8%
24%
Common
Si.40
7%
29%
29 %
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
Public
2,865
6%
30%
com_
760
*
(Un)
Corp
Bethlehem
29% Mar
13%
77%
preferred
15%
165
Petroleum
Bendix
Feb
10
Investment
preference
61
58
59%
1
Salt
5%
_50c
._
Jan
15%
-10
Beckman
Apr
-15
Pennsylvania RR
Philco
Jan
2574
Corp
Philadelphia
Feb
313
RR
Mtge ft
div
4%
652
Pennsylvania Power & Light comi.
$1
4,263
29%
*
non-cumulative
Philadelphia
5%
1374
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(Glenn
3%
5
common
Martin
Pennsylvania
5
1174
Corp
Navigation
Rights
2% Mar
•
Lehigh Coal &
Lehigh Valle.v
Pennroad
70
2874
100
11%
25
(Un)
Gas Co
Bankline
Jan
9 % Mar
10
Hecht (The) Co common
5 7o
2%
2974
10
(Julius)
Motors
National
9
11%
13%
Battery
Deposit Co
,
5%
1
Finance Co of America class A
Genet al
8%
2%
25
Duquesne Light Co
936
57%
6174
(Un)_
Topeka & Santa Fe
Refining
Bandini
22% Mar
Jan
50
common
12%
52% Mar
Jan
Feb
25
Corn—
SleeX
Baltimore
165% Mar
Jan
29%
Electric Storage
Garfinckel
Jan
19%
1,522
Co
Power & Light
Fidelity &
15574
456
33%
•
Corp
Publishing
Delaware
3,570
48% Fell
22 74
1
preferred
51
100
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Baldwin Securities (Un)
High
Jan
3174
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Chrysler
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Low
44
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47
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Atok-Big Wedge
2174
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760
5674
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157
164 % 165%
8%
class
Anglo Calif Nail Bank
Atlas
33%
Common
—
50%
11%
12
10
Co
Mining
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
21%
13
_
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Transit
165%
4674
Tel
&
Viscose Corp
Atlantic
•
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10
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3% Mar
Jan
5074
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Woolen Co
Avco Mfg
Shares
I
Arundel Corporation
274
56%
(Un)—__0
8S
&
American
42% Apr
High
45%
(Un)
Chem
&
American
for Week
..
of Price*-
Low
III 100
50
50%
1274
(Un)
American
Sales
Range
•
II
115
(Un)__l
com
(Un)
American Tobacco Co
Jan
38%
200
Week's
Par
Co
Potash
Common
1474
16%
Last
Tel
Jan
3%
Smelting & Refining—
5074
15
300
41%
Thtres
Para
American
1,300
9974
29%
V
41%
STOCKS
Tel &
Jan
24%
a85% a85%
1
Radiator
16
Friday
American
46%
22% Mar
*
American Cyanamld Co
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Co_
High
44% Mar
560
374-
20
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Low
80
23%
23%
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M'fg
Can
Arkansas
Stores
Dye Corp (XJn)
Limited
Broad
Arrncu
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American
99%
40%
5
10
26% Mar
29%
••
.
5
Youngstown
Mining Co
24% Jan
19%
10
23%
1,200
1474
10
—
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&
8
16%
Corp
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-
„
*
common
Bankshares
'•
•
_—
25
64
65
474
American
25
-12 74
Corp
a47%
•
Range since Jsn 1
High
a46% a47%
Apr
974
5
Airlines lnc
American
45%
•
Electric
Wieboldt Stores lnc
Woolworth
800
4674
32%
5
;
7874
45%
1
(Un>__
Chemical
Shares
Low
(Un>
common
common
Gold
Juneau
75%
'
10
(Del)
Co
2274
25
(Un)
70
Reduction
Allied
76
"
common
60%
Laboratories
Abbott
for Week
of Prices
Par
800
Sales
Range
Sale Price
15%
lnc—
preferred
Wisconsin
Mar
19%
Motor Co
Wisconsin
Apr
3
13
Walgreen Co
White
31
Feb
19
Iron Works
Westinghouse
Jan
2
13 %
Corporation
Dorn
2574
1,100
19%
Carbon
&
Co
1.700
2%
Exchango
Week's
Last
STOCKS
1
Street Corp—
Corp
31
Friday
High
1
Film___
Lines
Rubber
Steel
2%
Low
(Un)
California
of
Air
29%
—
San Francisco Stock
Range since Jsn 1
High
common
Corp
Coal
Century-Fox
So
31
1
—
Shares
Low
2
—
W
APRIL 23
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
ENDED
Sales
64
a22%
a22%
64*4
430
a23
224
,
62%
Apr
69%
20%
Jan
22 74 Mar
36
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Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle... Monday, April 26
(1864)
1954
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
™<uy
(Cont.)
Sao Francisco Stock Exch.
wee£,
Sale Price
STOCKS
Alum
Kaiser
Chem
1
a53%
Corp com
Preferred
Kaiser Motors Corp
1
Kennecott Copper Corp
Libby
Loew's
Aircraft
Inc
Macy
&
Marchant
Marine
Co
1
(Glenn)
Mathieson
Matson
Chemical
Navigation
McKesson
Reynolds Tobacco class
R (Un)
Apr
Rheem
Co
35
300
33%
Jan
36
Jan
300
8%
Apr
9% Mar
923
26%
Jan
36% Mar
R K
198
13%
Jan
14%
Feb
R
162.
22
Jan
22%
18
—
13%
10
2%
77%
Richfield Oil
Riverside
K
Jan
16
2,364
50
56%
Jan
17
1,535
432
Jan
41%
Apr
18%
1,876
Jan
140
39'A
100
13% Mar
Apr
Bros
Rights
Apr
41%
Menasco
Mfg
St
St
Feb
Jan
16%c
—
•
Inc (Un).
Mindanao
Mother Lode
M J & M & M Cons
a28
Montana
Power
Joseph
San
Auto
National
Natomas
Jan
20%
11,608
86c
80c
80c
141
20%
Apr
Jan
20%
1.05
36
62
62
318
56%
Jan
62%
Diego
31%
30
Feb
32%
Gas
31%
__
224
32%
Jan
36
Elec
&
capital
Sinclair
Janv
Power
Aviation
Co
North
American
17'A
Jan
18%
Jan
995
17%
Apr
20 %
Jan
26%
Apr
Conv
5%
Feb
—
—
1
(Un)
28%
10
(Un)
__
545
20%
Jan
25
(Un)
Railway
100
—
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd
Olaa
Sugar
Co
United
Pabco
•
"A"..,.
class
Sugar Co
(Un)
Products Inc
20
*
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Can
Co
Coast
Pacific
Finance
6%
Gas
1st
5%
Aggregates
Corp
Electric
&
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5%
red
Pacific
preferred
Lighting
Pacific
Corp
Petroleums
1st
Tel
&
common
Preferred
325
18%
Jan
100
55%
Jan
62
Apr
150
35%
Jan
3*7%
Apr
153
32%
Jan
34%
Apr
235
60%
Feb
64%
Stendel
Palmer
Corp
Co
Apr
64%
14% Mar
16%
Feb
Inc
Oil
Pan American
(Un)
World Airways
Paramount Pictures Corp
(Un)
Phelps Dodge Coro
Phllco Corp (Un)
Oil
Co
Standard
Oil
of
3%
Jan
32
Apr
Apr
18
Mar
3
206
2.70
Apr
Jan
16%
5,456
86
14%
10
a7%
15
Jan
86
Apr
7%
Jan
3%
3%
F eb
Pullman
16% Mar
86
Super
Apr
8%
Inc
Oil
Mold
Sylvanla
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30
6%
31 %
6%
31%
1,083
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
29%
Jan
31%
Apr
Tide
14%
Jan
16% Mar
242
35 %
28%
Jan
50
26%
Jan
Texas
27%
Jan
621
1,697
36%
27%
33%
50
22
22
199
28%
u
Jan
Feb
•»4'
•
20%
OiXit
Jan
Rayonier Inc
Preferred
40%
Jan
47 V.
46%
Jan
61 %
Apr
6% Mar
7%
Jan
32%
Apr
62%
Apr
i
61%
270
7
100
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607/b
60%
168
—
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87
Mar1
Apr
Jan
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r
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581
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•
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Jan
295
37%
Jan
3j%
Feb
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23
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20 %
2,235
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20%
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38
19%
115
38
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r
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13
13
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763
11%
Jan
14% Mar
—
34%
34%
536
31%
Jan
36% Mar
97
58%
Jan
7.50
25
(Un).
Corp
69'A a70%
a
50c
common.
Oil.
V
69%
Apr *
9% Mar
....1
Jan
20
Jan
23 %
31%
11,605
25%
Feb
31%
15 %
29
13%
Jan
14
19%
155
15%
Jan
19%
Apr
75%
363
71% Mar
77%
Apr
45%
19%
7
1,280
75%
al5%
221
23%
19%
31%
-5
7%
22%
22%
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-
7%
10
_
Airlines
26'A
Jan
114%
Jan
29%
a
15'A
a
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-
Apr
Apr
Mar
138%
Jan
(Un)___
•
Oil Co of California common
"25
'46
2,060
39
Jan
46%
Apr"
Sugar
12%
27
24%
27
1,535
20%
Jan
27
Apr
B
58
58
58
397
46%
Jan
58
Apr
10
22%
22%
22%
1,325
21%
Jan
24%
Apr
-2%
12
12
12
1,025
11
Jan
12
Apr
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33
29%- 29'A
;
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United
120% Mar
15
(Un)
Carbon
&
United
28% Mar
119
Corp
Carbide
Air
Corp
Lines
(Un)
Inc
—
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143% Mar
United Can
.
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35
35%
200
32%
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3%
3%
555
3%
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23c
24c
9,333
—
Corp
Jan
21c
4
Feb
952
9%
Jan
a29% a30%
60
27 %
Feb
16%
15%
411
15% Mar
18%
300
14
11
16
11%
11%
Feb
36%
37
790
31%
Jan
37'A
a33%
a34
145
29%
Feb
33%
Apr
15%
—
4'A
4%
300
3%
Jan
—
64%
65
379
58%
Feb
__
2%
2%
100
Apr
4
34 %
35
540
32
Jan
35
a32% a33%
—
75
29%
Jan
33%
Apr
Apr
Apr
Apr;
2,228
39%
Jan
45%
2.75
100
2.60
Jan
2.85
Feb
__;___1
10%
10%
167
9%
Jan
11%
Feb
15
215
14
25
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Equipment
Apr
(Un)
Co
Bros
Warren
Petroleum
Washington
Pictures
(Un).:
Preferred
47
503
41%
Jan
47%
Apr
West
60%
150
56%
Apr
60%
Apr
Western
Ail
Dept
Western
Union
Coast
Life
T
23%
Jan
18
18
100
17
Feb
20
Jan
Insurance
90
39
88
Feb
92
Jan
Woolworth
1
32%
32%
242
26%
Jan
32%
100
32%
Jan
35'A
Apr
4%
(Un)
5
(Un)
298
25
52c
1,214
4%
298
1
5
1,438
33
9%
9%
3%
500
Jan
Apr
34c
1,582
15 % Mar
a__
298
250
9%
9%
33%
9%
1
25c
Feb
26%
Jan
Jan
29 %
308
Apr
Jan
75c
Mar
5% Mar
27
Jan
33 %
Apr
9
Jan
10 %
Apr
9%
Jan
10
Feb
Apr
a36% a36%
Inc
207
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298
a
29%
52c
100
(Un)
Stores
Westinghouse
90
a29%
1
Lines
28
15
a33% a33%
*
(Un)
46%
'
3
Wells Fargo Bank & U
Westaf.es Petroleum com
Apr
45%
5
Corp
Water Power
60%
27%
Apr
45%
~
27
1%
2.75
46"%
27
29%
Jan
44%
Apr
2.25
5%
Apr
1%
5
Warner
Jan
35
4%
65
5
Jan
27%
200
1 % ;"
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Victor
Apr
—
(U11)
Rubber
5
432
1 %
1
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Apr
30-/2 Mar
15%
Jan
1
10
City Mines Co (Un)
U S Steel Corp common
16% Mar
11
—
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(Un)
of Del
Park
U
Mar
30c
.
Co
Corp AUn)i
Gas
United
37% Mar
,—100
Preferred
17 ;
45 Va Mar
Union
Apr
1,941
24c
Radio Corp of America (Un)
•
Ry Equip & Realty Co Ltd common.—*
14% Mar
Jan
Jan
Union
Apr
12% Mar
22
28%
•
___*
a335A
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Associated
Tri-Continental
36%
36%
-
Jan
36%
7
'
——
8%
15%
2,588
300
-
61%
•
•
47
550
304
:
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Incorporated
World
Union
28% Mar
al44al44%
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Products
Company
Water
Trans
30%
118% 119%
28%
•
(Un)
.
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28% Mar
all'A all'A
—
119
cap
Corp
Transamenca
Apr
28% Mar
895
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28%
28'%
28%
28'A
N
Electric
Textron
320
12%
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% iviar
Feb
Western
Pure
46%
25
Corp (Un)
Sunray Oil Corp (Un)
al7%
35%
(Indiana)
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Drug Inc (Un)
36% Mar
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
P10
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pig'n Whistle conv prior preferred_7.50
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
*
f"
I..1
Studebaker
Jan
41% Mar
3
41%
47
•
(Un)
California
Sterling
15%
—
Co
Standard
16
33%c
(Un)
16%
40%
61%
Inc
31 %
a7%
a29%
(Un)
2
of
100
Jan
1
25
12%
16%
*
common
Oil
110
Jan
50
Co
11%
16%
•
Brands
100
33%
1
(Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola
Co
(Un)
11%
41%
8
Standard
3%
39%
10c
a24% a24%
2
Co
Standard
.
32
16%
907
4
common
Petroleum
(Un)
Pacific
United
Motor
41% Mar
1,971;.
-
37%
....
4.56%
Railway
Sperrv Corn
Mar
Feb
i'.".
Packard
41%
34%; 34%
25 '
Southern
20% Mar
•
Pacific Western Oil
28%- Aprr
42
Apr
44% Apr
37%
Calif
6,048
100
Jan
37%
Co
41%
•
Tel
Jan
35%
34%
Southern
86
100
preferred
Pacific
32%
1,742
40%
41%
Jan
602
44%
25
Preferred
3
—
• ^
20%
42
42%
44%
2612 Mar
Southern
35% -35%
30 30%
•
Apr*
35%
22% Mar
41%
1
com
93%
Apr
—
*
common
Ltd
Pacific Public Service
368
Apr,.
Apr
79%. Jan
Jan
29% Mar
3%
3
28%
(Un)
26%
84% Mar-
63'A
25
Jan
32%
32
--
26%
Jan
59% Mar
12
440
3%
—
com
206
-Mar,
Jan.
41%
15
Co
1,620
93%
69%
175
25
Apr'
7c
35
16%
25
A
ser
Edison
127
63%
15%
22%
29% Mar
35%
25
Jan
19% Mar
'35
Jan
41%
25
Apr
5c
Apr
35
Jan
41%
—7
25
preferred
15%
71
-
93%
26',
Apr,
1,605
17,000
-
19%
•
(Un)
Apr.
25%
21%
63%
5
(Un).
37%
Jan
33
a83% a85%
15
Mar
248
750
25
Jan
25
red preferred
6c
Apr^
Apr '
17e
Jan
20%
20%
25
common
37%
9
43%
Apr
Feb
27'A
1
Jan
64%
—
10
Jan
32
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989
Jan
6%
5
(Un)
preferred
preferred
1st
4.80
5%
5
common
Pacific
Pacific
5
Jan
38%
25%
723
3%
100
Fisheries
Amer
8%
661
Southern Calif Gas Co pfd series A__25
Feb
38%
16%
•
common
Preferred
Pacific
300
2,694
-
3
38
26
29
—
!
r
r
-
4.0
Jan
50
—
*
8%
43%
9
Feb
Apr
516
Jan
6,870
*
_
40
26%
4'A
3%
3%.
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20
(Un).
Filters
Feb
26%
18%
I53/*
15%
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50
26%
100
a40% a41%
--
3%
12
(Un)
(Un)
Class "B"
Onomea
20
1
Co
Ohio Oil Co
Oliver
(Un)
Co
Edison
a85
25
preferred 4.32%
preferred 4.48%
Spiegel
Ohio
5%
5c-
•
4.08%
315
19% 19%
a58% a59%
—
tiuii
Feb
37
Apr
Mar:
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Preferred
Southern
preferred
56%
J an
4%
al9% al9%
1
l__
Cumulative
18
Investment—
Oceanic Oil
Calif
60
1,144
•
American
American
Pacific
Southern
al4
18%
—
Feb
3*
62
15%-: 15%6c
(Un)
Corp
17%
17%
26% 26%
5
5
21 21%
28% 28%
26% 28%
a22%a22%
•
North
Northern
Oil
18%
*
52%
6
r
•
Apr
Apr
Jan
*
.*25%. 25% t-
10P.10
Co
&
Co
Socony-Vacuum Oil
17%
—
3^%
31%
3%
37%
25%
(Un)_1.40
common
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A__
Apr
18%
1
Feb
Jan
20
8%
5
..J.
al3%
13% Mar
51% Mar
36'A
26
37
43%
10
4—
Co
1
North
5%%
Oil
5
(Un)
17 % Mar
a5%
Tie
Co
Water
—
5
37
10% Mar
379
5%
37
High
Jan
225
56%
a?%
637
6,351
34%
5%
5
Mining
Paper
Shell
Jan
Inc
Co
Scott
Apr
783
—
10
56%
r
(Un)
(Un)_
Lead
Sears Roebuck
22-/4 Mar
36
(Un)
Jan
10
4
Paper Co
Mauricio
Shasta
Jan
36
(Un)
Mohawk
3c
—
(Un)
RR
Jan
2c
•
Products
Company
N Y Central
Niagara
Fibres
Gypsum
6,300
2c
(Un)
Co
Corp
Distillers
Feb
3c
48'A
31%
34%
!
i
w
Regis
San
Feb
29%
900
51%
38%";
Apr
21%
Jan
•
Morrison-Knudsen
National
3%
Jan
5
Co
National
Jan
19%
27
(Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Nash-Kelvinator
2%
93
55
80c
-_10c
Montana-Dakota Utilities
1,780
a28
a27%
3c
P.10
Mines
(Un)
3%
3%
a21%a21%
3%
1
Co
Co
&
Middle South Util Inc
56%
1
Schenley Industries
Merck
Jan
1
(Un)
Safeway Stores Inc
23% Mar
14
15
1
(Un)—25
A
(Un)
S and W Fine Foods Inc.
Apr
25% Mar
41%
Corp
110
8%
i
21 % Mar
58%
Theatres
O
class
17%
?
Low
50%
31%
•
Co
492
29%
f,,:.
1
Corp com
9%
17%
10
Corp
Cement
Pictures
O
Roos
19
Steel
Manufacturing
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
9%
Jan
2^%
18%
—
(Un)
Republic
Apr
46
Feb
Week
Shares :
38%
(Un/
Corp
Jan
Jan
Jan
2%
•or
of Prices
L.ow
5.
—50c
Co
66
351
58% 58%
22% 23%
41% 41%
21% 22%
a38%a38%
13%
13%
22%
Meier & Prank Co Inc
50 % Mar
22
58%
23%
•
(Un)
Inc
—
a..—5
Corp
Co
Robbins
Si
,
Jan
Mfg
39%
18%
*
(Un)
47
2%
77%
43%
22
8
Calculators
Bancorporation
Martin
e
193
34%
—
*
33
33
664
—
*
(R H)
(Un)
Remington Rand (Un)
Raytheon
Apr
Jan
8%- 9%
31% 34%
al3% al3%
34%
(Un)
Co
High
26%
Sales
.Range
Par
458
34%
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Week's
Last
Sale Price
789
2%
77%
43%
—
7
1
Libby
McNeill &
Shares
High
32
—
10
Leslie Salt Co
Lockheed
>,
•
2.50
(Un)
Kem County Land
Friday
STOCKS
a52 a53%
33
50
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ENDED APRIL 23
for Week
of Price*
Low
Par
WEEK
FOR
Sales
common..,.™
—
-
—
Apr
Yellow
Cab
Telegraph (Un)
Corp
(Un)
10
39
12%
63%
65 %
1,192
50% Mar
65%
(Un)
10
40%
40%
1,499
40 %
Apr
45
common
l
5 %
5 %
412
5%
Apr
Elec
(F
W)
Co
5%
39
127
3°
Mar
39% Mar
6%
Apr
Feb
Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
APRIL
23
Friday
Montreal Stock
Exchange
STOCKS
Canadian Funds
'
-
Sales
Last
STOCKS
■
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Abltlbl
Power
&
Paper
common
$1.50 preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
common
Class
•
21
25
*
•
A
Algoma Steel
5%%
4%
2nd preferred
High
Corp Ltd common
4%%
Asbestos
Corp
25%
3,220
7%
400
20
19%
20
1,155
17%
Feb
20
39% Mar
47
Feb,
46
58%
Apr
Feb
26
Apr
British
Feb
American Oil
108
Apr
British
Columbia
43%
45
2,110
54%
56%
17,691
25%
26
380
108
381
__
106%
106%
25
Apr
6% Mar
23%
104
Jan
Apr
26%
Apr
Atlas
Steels
Apr
Bathurst
Class
Bell
5%
&
Paper
British
on all
Canadian securities.
Orders handled
Canadian Stock
on
all
1,850
12%
Jan
15
Apr
140
82%
Feb
90
Apr
28%
1.811
24%
Jan
29%
Apr
13%
12%
13%
1,195
10%
Feb
16%
46
45%
46
659
40%
Jan
47 :
*
21%
■
21
21%
Jan
25
42
'
41%
42%
9,698
39%
Jan
7%
8%
10.895
6%
Jan
22
Apr
42% ' Api8% Apr
23%
24%
4,935
Light & Power
8
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•
24%
pfd__100
100%
____100
52
common
Elec
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct private wire
from coast to coast.
Columbia
30 Broad Street
;
|
;
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
Teletype: NYl-1979
Bulolo
4%%
Canada
i
$1.30 preferred
Iron Foundries
Canada
2nd
Safeway 1st preferred
preferred
Canada
New
new
common
preferred
*
50
Canadian
see
page 41.
*
Bronze
*
Canadian
Por footnotes
breweries
Canadian
Canners
common
Ltd
•
6%
Jan
3,896
17%
Jan
1.927
2,090
35'A
Jan
38-
4.30,
38%
.-•«
,
■
-
5%
Jan
1.63 Mar
900 •'
4.00 Feb
365-^V 35% Jan
850
5.65 Feb
Apr
21%* Apr
39% Mar
1.77
5.00
39
7.25
Apr
Jan
Feb
Feb
6.15
93
94%
475
85%
Feb
98
Jan
30
20%
1 1,082
28%
Feb
30
Feb
575
19%
Jan
22
Jan.
all % a 11%
102% 102%
75
30
..100
...
SteamshiD
5Vo
Apr
Apr.
6.10
20%
*
100
52%
6.10
10
Corp
100%
Jan
94%
-
20
Canada
Northern Power
5
•
common
24%
Jan
48%
5,405
4.25
_.
38
*-
Jan
91%
6%
1.67
*
-
Dredging
Cement
Canada
NEW YORK
B_____
20%
40
386
,
39%
1.76
38%
Feb
Apr
52%
6%
*
^
....
class
Ltd
52
19
440
20%-21%
21
39%
25
-
100 100%
"
6%
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Power..
Products
Gold
Apr
15
90
_____
Mills
High
52% Mar
45
90
27%
Columbia Telephone
Building
Jan
14%
________
—
Traction
Rights
Bruck
W. C. Pitfield & Co., Inc.
Jan
39%
A—•
class
preferred
British
48%
85
90
28%
British Columbia Forest Products..:—*
Est quotations
235
•,
B
Telephone
52
45
14%
Ltd
Power
Brazilian
52
45
,
Feb
7%
Low
•
25
21
52
50
Range since Jan 1
High
•
common
7%
Jan
Shares
Low
_5u
pld
for Week
of Prices
100
7"A
16%
4%%
preferred
25%
55%
100
Low
14,039
44%
preferred__25
Argus
Range since Jan 1
High
Co
1
pfd
Paper
Canadian Tel
21
•
Co of Can
Pulp &
AngJo
20
•
Aluminium Ltd
Aluminum
Low
Anglo Can
Sales
Range
Par
Friday
Week's
Last
Sale Price
--
102%
al02%
—
12%
25
—
24
-
29
20%
-
al02%al02%
-•
.
'
10% Feb
190
100%
20
100%
Jan
Feb
12
M,ar
102% Apr
102% Mar24% Apr
24%
24%
120
23
Apr
12%
13
2,160
12%
Apr
13
Apr
24%-
25
3,553
21 %
Jan
25%
Apr
33
33
110
32
Feb
36
Jan.
24
24%
175
24
Apr
30
Jan
Number 5319... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
.
(1865)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Canadian
Class
Car
&
Foundry
18
A
-20
Canadian
$1.75
Celanese
common
Shares
Canadian
Chemical
16 % Mar
20
Apr
Rolland
20
20
1,225
19
20%
Feb
Royalite
3,590-
20
Feb
Mar
33 % Mar
20
Canadian
Converters
21
20%
21
31%
32%
170
7%
>V5 8
3,025
4.00
4.00
*
class
A
7%
I20
pfd_
y.t
«
common
Preferred
Canadian
Canadian
Farm
Consol
Consumers
Corbys
19
120
Apr
16
200
15
Mar
16
320
12% Jan
24%
5,936
Ltd
.10
pfd
17
20% Jan
18%
•al9%a20%
5,100
12
120
1
a20V2
Eauipment
8%
8%
8%
25%
25%
1,575
27%
8,731
Apr
17
Mar
24% Mar
Jan
18%
17% Jan
7% Mar
Apr
21
21%
-;;.'te740;':
•
Apr
16%
'
17
•
Textile
28
Mar
11%
Feb
Jan
St
Paper
;
Sherwin
Williams
Bridge
new
Dominion
Coal
Dominion
Dairies
5'/e
6%
Dominion
Foundries & Steel
Dominion
Glass
Dominion
Steel
&
Dominion
'lur
10
Jan
11
Apr
50
36
Jan
42
Chemical common
Redeemable preferred
Dominion
7'/(.
Textile
28%
Donohue
Dow
East
Bros
Ltd
Brewery
32'
Apr
Apr
Apr
*
17 >/2
17 Va
17 V2
1,904
14% Mar
18
Apr
Southam
*
33 y4
33 V4
205
29
Jan
33%
Apr
39
40
590
32%
Jan
40
Apr
32
Apr
32 y4
Apr
Co
Southern
Canada
Electrolux
+.
Steel Co of Canada common
•
32
31%
32
2,083
29
Mar
Thrift
*
30%
30V2
31 Va
490
23
Jan
*
3.35
3.35
3.40
4,000
—
al35
al35
10
12
11%
12
610
11%
Apr
12%
Jan
&
Famous
Players
Triad
Oils
Steel
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser
Co's
Gatineau
5«7r
Ltd
Corp
Power
Howard
Husky
Bay
Oil
4%
&
95
16
Feb
17
Feb
13%
Apr
15
575
12
3,371
21
260
8%
4,535
8%
23%
6%
pfd
inc
35 %
Jan
40 yj
9% Mar
18%
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
420
20 %
Jan
23%
Apr
6 Va
Feb
8
Mar
142
15
Jan
142
18%
18%
925
140
18%
Jan
25%
Apr
15
3.05
Jan
3.05
a9%
10%
425
a8
50
a
9 Va Mar
9%
8
23%
27%
810
19%
Jan
27%
14%
15
2,085
12%
Jan
15
17%
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25
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50
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151
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150
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152
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1,495
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42
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1,836
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Canadian
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59
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60
4.50
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100
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57
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150
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125
1,157
100
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175
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21
38
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Jan
60
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21
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113
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20
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38
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—
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85
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Mar
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82
2.75 Mar
Jan
Apr
47%
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3.35
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48
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*
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Foundation Ltd
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35
4.70
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135
*
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221
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Power
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39
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57
210
*
Feb
19% Apr
57 % Mar
Jan
11
100
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Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd com
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36
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Products Ltd
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Motor
Ltd
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Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
Minnesota
Mar
80
55 y2
50
A
Kootenay Power 7%
Apr
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50
575
38
Apr
Apr
Mar
Feb
59
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36% Mar
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17
55
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12
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Feb
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25
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10
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Canada
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•
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Feb
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—
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145
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600
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Jan
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20%
29
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36
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62
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230
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20
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10
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15
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40
100 V2
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24%
36
Apr
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25
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Jan
25
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17
200
10
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18%
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*
common
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275
1,250
8%
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20
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Jan
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18
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preferred
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20
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400
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34
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18
50
8%
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13
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preferred
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20
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12
17
0
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800
0
10
18
10
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10
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Nova
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12%
_
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Feb
17
»
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140
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100
415
100
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31
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37
0
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Apr
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30
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Apr
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133
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common
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9 '/4
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Lang 6c Sons Ltd
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Apr
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100
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39%
133
25
Pipe1 Lines
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of
Jan
Mar.
25%
preferred
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Apr
64%
common
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Apr
44
133
•
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40
Jan
65%
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5,874
Jan
39
25%
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34%
*
common
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7.50
100
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7%
a
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Jamaica
Jan
•
39V4
5.80 Mar
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18
100
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Apr
39 y4
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Apr
32%
30
7%
Jan
49
•
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—
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Apr
40
International
280
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pfd
Mar
16%
preferred
of
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Apr
preferred
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37 V2
Apr
20%
104
$1.50
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Jan
—
Apr
100
com
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5%
Apr
18
*
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Apr
57
•
Apr
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Jan
4.75
Feb
Feb
27%
1,945
preferred
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50
400
:
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7'%
$2.00
69
10
1,730
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Jan
109
common
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Royal
»
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310
56 y4
5.05
*
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50
Acceptance
12
55 y2
5.25
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Electric
Apr
1,590
•
preferred
Winnipeg
Apr
a5
23%
;
preferred
12
5614
*
common—
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18%
24%
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50
Jan
•
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Winnipeg Central Gas
15% Jan
24%
102 %
3.45 Mar
135
Jan
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108
common
4V2V0
Wilsils
Jan
Apr
Apr
1,925
23%
preferred
International
Jan
12
21
Jan
V.7
109
1927
___:
6%
23%
y,
23%
Alabastine
(Geo)
_*
——
& Works
Leaseholds
2.59
131
Jan
375
Apr
5% Mar
a5
*
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
Industrial
Feb
•
Mining
49
8%
14
Feb
40
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preferred
$2.00
Hudson
7
Apr
12% Mar
142
I_100
Tire
Lime
40
*
Dynamics
Goodyear
a7
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Ltd
preferred
Gypsum
Weston
20%
•
General Steel Wares common
59
Apr
1
common
Bakeries
General
16%
•
common
common
preferred
General
15% Mar
5
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2,256
64
0
Canadian
Cotton
Walker Gooderham
Western
200
100
•
Feb
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pfd
Corp
13% Mar
14
18%
1%
Tobacco
30%
13%
24%
Heating
Ltd
Stores
Jan
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27%
14
6%
Corp
Power
13% Mar
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8%
Ltd
Kootenay Power
Apr
26
2
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13%
23%
*
Mar
27
16%
16
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preferred
41
48 y2
Feb
4,990
11%
•
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Apr
Jan
Feb
Jan
29
-
39%
•
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115
39
44%
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common
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115
Apr
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365
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24
United
100
42
14
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&
2,532
48'/2
Feb
48
25
Tuckett
20%
I
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Dominion
50
41
48
Jan
23%
Apr
10%
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115
40
37%
175
Jan
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common
115
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200
12
10%
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Feb
26
28%
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48
13%
27
Jan
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47 Va
35
Jan
26
Feb
16%,
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12% Mar
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*
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700
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300
29
*
^
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12%
26
25
8% Jan
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of
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*
common
23
27
Jan
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2
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700
*
6
42
Co Ltdi class A
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31
•
150
18%
Leather
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Low
307/a
12%
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Co
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Wa basso
Davis
Distillers
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31
Voting trust certificates
Simpsons
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7%
28 Vi
10%
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*
common
St Lawrence Flour 7% pfd—
100
Shawinigan Water & Power common—"
Series A 4%
preferred
50
28
Crown Cork & Seal
Shares
Apr
11%
II
A
:
Oil
Lawrence
7%
Glass
class
Class B
Feb
120
24Va
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated
Apr
24
.25
Vickers
Cockshutt
Jan
4.00
24%
16
16
Railway
Petrofina
9V8
Feb
16
Companies
Pacific
Jan
120
Locomotive
Oil
7%
3.00
50
y
Mar
22% Mar
100
a23% a23%
100
Canadian
Canadian
for Week
24% Mar
29
Sales
Range
Par
High
1,400
311/2
Cellulose
&
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
Canadian
Low
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
18
125
series
STOCKS
Range Since Jan, 1
17%
•
_
23
for Week
Low;; High
common
APRIL
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
ENDED
Sales
Steel
—
—•
6
37
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1866)
.Monday, April 26, 1954
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Par
Waterman
Low
Co
22
10 '%
2l'/2
WEEK
APRIL 23
ENDED
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
2,240
Last
10'/*
IOV2
Apr
Apr
Products
Western
Windsor
Hotel
Mining
Aconic
Ltd
Algom
Corporation Ltd-*
12%
900
Uranium
350
20Va
Jan
23
Mar
10
17'%
Jan
13
Feb
Calvan
Petroleums
Mar
32
Jan
Canada
Southern
Oils Ltd
Southern
Petroleum
a30
a30
1
30
3.50
3.50
3.60
9.100
1
92c
92c
92c
503
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Mines
4.35
4.45
1.700
4.30
Lead
Ltd
Mines
*
Ankeno Mines Ltd
Arnora
4,400
IOV2C
2.52
Metals
Atlas
Sulphur
Band-Ore
Gold
Mines
Ltd
Lake
Red
Bevcourt
Boreal
Gold
Ltd
Bouzan Gold Mines
Burnhurst
Mines
Brunswick
Min
5.50 Mar
1
31
—
9.80
10'%
800
8.70
Jan
10% Mar
—-
3.25
3.25
2,000
*
39c
38c
39c
1,500
---V
5.55
5.55
300
4.50
Jan
6.15 Mar
1.78
1.85
600
1.40 Mar
2.95 Mar
2.06
2.30
400
50c
60c
9,500
38c
Mar
60c
4,000
16c
Apr
35c
3c
4c
Empire Oil
Mar
5c
Apr.
*
.
Minerals Inc
&
1,300
3c
3c
5,000
3c
Apr
6c
Jan
8c
9c
1,500
5c
Feb
9c
Feb
Great Sweet Grass Oils_.
36c
Feb
Home Oil Co
35c
37c
6.600
31c
Feb
23'%c
Apr
24c
24c
1
__
6,000
3c
8,030
10c
3,000
9.50
A
10,260
8c
3c
——
5,000
2.45
7c
7c
1
24c
2.25
_
2.25
.—•
9.50
150
2.05 Mar
Ltd_
1.21
1
83c
Ltd—
1.30
Apr
4c
Jan
10c
Apr
1,5 Vac
12%
Oils
Jet
Mar
3c
50c
66,750
Kroy
500
2.70 Mar
2.95
630
7.75
9.65 Mar
35c
10c
42c
14,877
30c
Feb
10c
10c
3,100
8c
Mar
ll%c
8c
3,000
7>%c
Apr
10V2c
45c
Jan
2.10
1.72 Alar
200
54c
1,000
54c
Apr
54c
50c
50c
1,000
45c
Mar
68c
1.20
Feb
Jan
65c
Feb
5.00 Mar
Mar
1.03
90c
Feb
1.37 Mar
Apr
8
Jan
10'%
Jan
1.75
11300
--
18c
18c
2,000
1-50
1.50
400
7.65
7.85
1,400
1.50
3.55
1.50
1,000
1.48 Mar
1.73
Jan
3.55
500
2.25
Feb
3.55
Apr
1.75
1.75
550
1.00 Mar
1.95
Jan
10'%
11%
2,500
1.65
—
__
—
yuc
—
1
11V4
Mar
1,37
92c
8,000
90c
Consolidated Candego Mines Ltd—
1
15c
11'/ac
16c
139,200
10c
Feb
20c
1
4%c
4%c
4%c
500
4c
Feb
6c
1.25 Mar
16c
3.90
Mar
25c
1.50
Jan
5.90
.
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.80
Jan
8.00
Apr
Oils
42c
42c
1,000
1.63
1.55
1.63
6,125
1.25
V
1.55
1.57
1,200 :
r4'
11% Mar
1.24 Mar
42c
_1
35c
Mar
44c
Jan
Mar
1.80 Mar
1.57
Apr
-1
a45c
a45c
300
40c
Mar
54c
Jan
62c
61c
67c
6,600
60c
Apr
95c
Jan
1
Ltd
a45c
1
Petrol-Chemical
Trl-Tor
Jan
70c
67c
70c
20,174
63c
Mar
84c
75c
75c
2,400
55c
V
Jan
45c
Mining
Central
Consolidated
Cortez
Corp
Cadillac
Dennison
Explorations
Cournor Mining
Dome
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Fenimore
Iron
Mines
God's
Lake
Gold
Gold
Jack
75c
Feb
1.42
3.10
35c
3,500
640
60c 63 Vac
4,000
61c
4.50
9.00
8.25
Jor.'Wpr
oi's
Zinc
Lpuvjcourt
&
Feb
16%
48c
Feb
67'%c
Apr
100
6.45
100
4,000
81c
Mar
1,500
16c
Jan
17c
Mar
44c
53,250
34c
1,000
7.80
Jan
26'/2c
9.25
15%
16
2,990
12
7Vac
7%c
2,833
2.75
1,900
78c
63c
88c
159,350
3c
1,500
21c
20c
22c
1,000
Feb
17c
6c
500
5c
5,000
18%
50c
88c
Ja n
Jan
Apr
Alines
600
17
Feb
18%
13c
500
13c
Apr
28c
200
Jan
13c
13c
15c
16,100
13c
Apr
24c
Mines
9c
9c
500
8c
Mar
14c
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
17c
18c
1,500
13c
Jan
19c
—
Aiciniyre-Porcupine
Merrill
Island
Mines
Apr
Mining
Corp
Nesbitt La Bine
of
"U"
12 '%
20c
1,500
1.28
1.39
73,700
New Pacific
Coal
&
Ltd—_
Ltd—
Island Mines
Mines
12%
1.65
1.16
1.65
8c
,
8c
900
100
8,000
1.05
1.16
II,400
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22c
24c
6,800
Ltd.—_______50c
4c
4'/4C
II,250
7 V4C
7>%C
1,000
2.75
2.77
400
Oils
Mines
Ltd
*
Mining Corp.
Mines
500
1.32
Ltd
Mines
Formaque
Nubar
23c
20c
Larder
Normetal
300
12%
New
New
5,000
64'%
_
Canada
Uranium
Santiago
Vinray
52c
64
23c
New
New
44c
Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada
Mogador Mines Ltd..
Molybdenite
52c
Ltd
2.77
—;
14c
___.
14c
500
39c
Apr
52c
Jan
64'/a
Consolidated
Pacific
Feb
lO'A
26c
Feb
12%
5c
2.12
17c
2.05
Jan
Apr
6c
11c
Gold
Mines
Ltd_—:
72c
Orchan
Uranium
Pacific
(Eastern)
Pato
Cons
Gold
1.35
Ltd
Mines
Gold
72c
1.35
18c
Mines,-
38c
Dredging Ltd
3.85
.
3.85
72c
I,000
1.45
2,700
20c
2,590
3
c
l,O"0
3.85
125
C5c
Jan
14c
Mar
34c
59%c
4.00
8'%c
8 VBC
Quebec Nickel Corp Ltd
Quebec Smelling & Refining Ltd
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd_
3c
2V2C
3c
4.500
17 '%
17V»
200
1.33
1.33
100
8c
10c
18,681
Jan
13c
500
ll%c
Apr
14c
3.90
Feb
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
Silver
Miller
Ltd
Ltd-
Mines
Siscoe Gold Mir.es
814c
——
—
Mines
Ltd—
4.05
Ltd
Standard
Mines
Gold
Ltd
—
Mines
Trebor
Uddlen
Mines
United
30c
30c
500
26c
8.60
2,150
6.50
Feb
8.60
2.10
2,200
1.70
Feb
2.35
13c
4,000
10c
Mar
16c
6c
4,000
6c
Apr
14c
1.25
1.35
3,400
1.27
1.35
12,009
15c
16c
4,500
10c
Mar
10c
M(?r
18c
Mines
Wendell
Mineral
&
17c
19c
3,900
3.95
3.90
3.95
900
40c
39c
42c
'8,200
1.15
1.15
200
17%
100
Ltd.—
Ltd
Copper—
1.70
1.80
1,000
12'%
Oils
12'%
650
6.000
27c
27c
32c
7c
7c
7c
tone
Petroleums
•
.
Co
1.25 Mar
1.14
1.50
Apr
Ltd
1
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class
For
footnotes
see
l
40c
4.70
3.40
54%
56'%
5,943
46
Jan
58'%
Apr
26'%
340
23
Feb
26 Va
Apr
107
106'%
108
245
104
Jan
108
15c
15c
600
11'%c
Jan
I8V2C
Petroleums
Feb
29c
32c
36c
Jan
18 '%c
5
11'%
•
22c
95c
12,000
75c
Jan
25,650
15c
Mar
11'%
Mar
30c
1.03
23c
Apr
1.13 Mar
Jan
13'%
2.50
Feb
3.80
Jan
6c
Feb
9c
Jan
Feb
1.65 Mar
9.10
&
Jan
6.00
Jan
11,405
1
7c
7'%c
4,000
5.05
5.20
7,929
4.85
52'%
52
52'%
620
43'%
Jan
52% Mar
14'%
14%
15
1,530
12
Jan
15
30c
33c
5,800
21c
Mar
46c
Apr
9c 10 %c
5.15
Paper pfd__50
♦
1
30c
2.15
71,000
8c
Mar
13c
Feb
4%c
3,000
4c
Jan
6c
Jan
19c 21'%c
32,300
19c
Mar
9%c
4 V2C
1
%Sc
*
1.90
1.90
2.20
3,600
40c
42c
3,000
14%
14%
15
2,321
12'%
Jan
15
Apr
90
90
106
82%
Feb
90
Apr
8'%C
8'%c
8'%c
14c
15c
1,700
14c
58c
48c
59c
31,500
36c
16'%
16'%
Porcupine
Corp
Mines
4'%c
1
•
common
100
Gold
1
1
Metals
Corn
1
Hardware
class
1.00
38c
2.55 Mar
Jan
65c
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15'%
38c
7,500
24c
Jan
63c
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Apr
14c
16% Mar
Jan
16'%
680
8'%c
8>%c
9c
6,500
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13c
12%
12'%
12%
2,950
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16 Va
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1
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7,500
6'%c Mar
11c
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10
:
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69c
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13c
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2,900
16'%c
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39c
Jan
11c
12c
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10'%c Mar
15C
1
2.10
2.02
2.10
3,400
1.96 Mar
common
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9'%
9'%
9'%
9'%
50
Ltd
1
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10%c
12c
18,500
1
14c
13c
14c
9,675
—1
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10c
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64,800
1
17'%c
17'%c 17'%c
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1
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Mines
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Oil &
300
„
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900
1,200
5.05
22c
24c
4.300
19'%c
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36c
Jan
9'%
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9'%
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Jah
9
10c
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22c
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39%
1,136
35%
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Apr
Bank of Nova Scotia
10
43%
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10
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Montreal
of
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615
1.15
1.25
11.550
1
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1.50
1.56
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43'%
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70c
80c
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40
806
45
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1.39
1.15 Mar
2,160
Gairdner %
40 Wall
Jan
90c
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
WHitehall 4-5335
—
Canadian Affiliates
Company Limited
Gairdner, Son & Company
Association of Canada
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Stock Exchange
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Apr
23c
56c
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—
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Stocks—
Anglo-Canadian
Feb
2.15 Feb
Gairdner &
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3.50
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Jan
1.33
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Apr
1.75
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6c
3.20
575
25
pfd
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6c
1st
Larder
Bankfield
Apr
2.35
1,500
1.75
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Bagamac
Jan
8.20
3.45
1.75
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Canada
Yellowknife
Class
Apr
8.45
Jan
3.30
—
Jan
*
Feb
12c
1.48
Jan
•
of
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Avillabona
Jan
33c
1.10 Mar
Ltd
Co
Leduc
Auto
Apr
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11,570
preferred
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Apr
1.18
43c
Jan
—
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Feb
17%
Pyrite
Oil
Jan
37c
12c
Mining &
Weeden
Altex
93c
500
Jan
Mines
Amulet
2,100
40c
Mar
Ltd
Waite
1.18
40c
4.25
6c
Ltd—
Mines
Violamac
1,600
1.18
Feb
Feb
Aubelle
Jan
9c
Corp Ltd
Ventures
4.20
1.58
4.090
Ltd
Canada
Bo
1.11
'1.15
85c
47
Aumacno
Apr
II,000
c
Ltd
Asbestos
1.14 Mar
1.00
Aumaque
Jan
16c
United Montaubnn Mines
Upper
'
4c
17 Va
Mar
Mar
3.25 Mar
Atlin-Ruffner
Jan
2'%c Mar
14
Feb
77c
39"% Mar
Ashdown
Mar
18c
6'%c
16c
6'%
Ltd
Goldfields
Mines
57c
70c
2,100
6,000
Athona
Jan
Apr
15c
w
Tobrit Silver Mines Ltd—,
Trans-Dominion
Apr
Mar
6V.c
Ltd
8ullivan Cons Alines
Tazin
8c
2.10
Mines
—
Steeloy Mining Corp
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd-,.
Tiblemont
6,000
1.10
1.10
Ltd
(1944)
1,000
10c
4.00
:
Stadacona
40c
40c
9c
12c
6,600
87c
Armistice
Apr
Silver
7c
40c
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
Roy
4,500
76c
84c
3.084
Jan
11%C ll%c
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
Rix-Athabasca Uranium Mines
9c
75c
18,445
Ascot
Feb
Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd—
Apr
8'%
45
Atlas Steels
Que
20c
•
Preferred
Feb
Jan
Jan
7'% Mar
36c
Area
Jan
Jan
3.50
15c
30
4.50
Argus Corp
Feb
26c
10.150
7%
33c
Arcan
Apr
1.55
20c
7%
4.20
Jan
72o
J*n
1.10
17 %c
Apr
43'%
Arjon
O'Brien
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd
Feb
18c
7%
102
Aquarius
Apr
23c
16c
Feb
Apex Cons Res
2.92 Mar
I2V2C Mar
Mar
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Jan
Apr
Apr
10c
100
4.35
Anglo
Jan
7c
20'%
Jan
8,025
*
Anglo-Huronian
Jan
4c
2.40 Mar
17
5
11c
44%
Anglo-Canadian
Apr
29 %c
/ 1.00 Mar
A
102
1
Anchor
Jan
10c
1,416
102
•
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Mar
20'%
Apr
Apr
10'%c
Consolidated
Anacon
Jan
1.45 Mar
19%
7%
lie
*
American
1.75 Mar
Apr
20'%
Gas
American
Apr
23c
1.05
Jan
common
American
Jan
Feb
20c
6'%
1
2nd
Apr
20c
Petroleums
Amalgamated
Apr
54%
2,280
1
Knife
Distillers
Amurex
64 %
___
Ltd
7%
*
Yellow
Aluminium
Jan
L
Mackeno
7'%
•
Petroleums
Aluminum
Jan
17c
Ltd
7'%
Algoma Steel
10 '% Mar
7.50
Apr
26% Mar
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
Jan
9.00
Ltd-
20%
•
Apr
13c
9.00
Ltd.—
Jan
24%
.1
common
Alberta
Jan
7c
16%
1,760
—100
Alberta
7'/2c Mar
4'%c
14,793
25'%
*
\
Alberta
Feb
22c
Jan
5c
Apr
3V2C
High
20%
25
—
Albermont
Low
20
*
Akaitcho
Range since Jan 1
High
25'%
Acme Gas & Oil
13 Vac Mar
Jan
Low
21'%
Agnew-Surpass
Ajax
Shares
*
common—
Class A
.
for Week
20
Acadia-Uranium
3.35 Mar
Jan
Paper common
preierrea
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Feb
16Apr
12c
Jan
2VaC Mar
6,500
6c
18
2.00
9c
4V2C
4%c
Jan
&
Power
Acadia-Atlan
44c
Apr
38V2C Mar
5'%cMar
2.64
Co
Abitibi
Jan
9c
Mines
Mar
Sales
Range
Par
Jan
1.00
29c
Jan
7'%C
3c
Goldfields
Apr
10% Mar
Jan
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Feb
8.25
IOV2C IOV2C
Explor
Friday
STOCKS
Apr
5.15
4.00
15%
—
Asbestos
9.00
33c
37c
Ltd
Mining &
Lafayette
Apr
14
81c 81'%c
81'%c
1
&
400
20c
tx.au
...
Lead
4.55
34c
Mines Ltd
75c
Canadian Fundi
Jan
23c
16%
Ltd—•
Kerr-Addison Gold
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange
Apr
.
Ltd
__
Jan
2.45 Mar
Ltd
Mines
•
Apr
10,400
_*
Kayrand Mining Dev Co Ltd.
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd,
Koniiki
4.50
16,000
Jardun Mines Ltd voting trust
Labrador
Jan
83c
20c
*
Limited
Co
Apr
3.60
3.10
4.50
,
Metals
Iron
Mines
16%
78c
Mining & Dev Co
Lake
"700
Oil
Apr
Jan
26c 26'%c
Mines
Lakes
Jaculet Mines
4.45
8c
14
2.75
Ltd
Uranium
Uranium
320
16%
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd
Iso
16'%
Westburne
Apr
3%C Mar
79c
——1
Mines—
Mines—i
Mines
Inspiration
Jan
6V2C Mar
3.08
1
_
Yellowknife
the
Apr
2V2C
1,500
♦
Ltd
Mines Ltd
of
43c
I,000
16'%
•
Giant
Por
I,500
c
8c
3'%
4.00
._
Limited
Head
7c
1
Frobisher
Gui
3'%c
—
7c
Ltd
——1
Refining—
1
&
Mines
Grandines
—
1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Geco
43c
1
—1
16V4
Smelting
Metal
Ltd—1
Mines
Ltd—
Co Ltd
Eastern Metals Corp
Fab
91c
1
Ltd
Ltd
East Sullivan
Eastern
Ltd
Mines
Jan
8.15
Feb
43c
Ltd————,—4'
Oils
Co 1
Petroleums Ltd
Oil
Trican
Jan
Consol
Ltd
Quebec Oils Development
Jan
—
Western
Pontiac
Apr
1
Ltd—
1.73
54c
—
Jan
2.25
Jan
3.85
475
45c
Jan
40c
700
Apr
5.65 Mar
Mar
1.50
1,000
Apr
11'%
—
*
1
Ltd
Canada
Ltd
Petroleums
Phillips
Feb
1.73
1
Mines Ltd-—
Pan
Feb
.
Oils
Pacific
Jan
7'/aC
36c
—*
77c
1.04
28c
2.37 Mar
1.65 Mar
3.00
1
Jan
2.75
9.45
Jan
360
77c
1-75
*
Ltd—____—>.——1
Petroleums
Superior Oils of
Okalta
Apr
9.20
~
22,700
L03
a9.00
1
Ltd——————
National Petroleums Corp Ltd
Jan
2.71
-
80c
4.53
a9.00 a9.00
—
—
*
—
Ltd
Oils
Merrill
Jan
1.30
Apr
1
—.-1
1
Ltd—
Jasper Oil Corp_
Jan
14c
9.05 Mar
—
Apr
2.80
Feb
5c
65c
75c
1
500
1,000
Apr
60c
10c
—1
Federated Petroleums Ltd
30c
1.80
4.35
1-78
,
1
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
9c
1.64
30c
1.75
1
Ltd
Oils
Ltd
1
Gold Mines Ltd
1
Research Corp—-———-50c
Cons
Feb
Apr
&
Cobalt
Apr
4.00
Jan
—_—-—1
Explorers
9.30
500
5c
Carnegie
Chibougamau
600
5.25
3c
Centremaque
Chemical
11'%
*
1.40 Mar
Celta
Chesterville
9.30
5.10
9.30
—.^r— _1
1,000
Ltd-
Co
Apr
1,000
Ltd—_——
Mining
Jan
5c
Mines Ltd
1
Cpllieries (Dunsmuir) Ltd—*
Mines
Ltd
*
Dev
1.44
3.00
3c
Campbell Chibougamau
Canadian
Apr
500
100
1.54
vtc
Mines
1.75
1.46
Ltd
Producers
Jan
3.00
Feb
Rio
Apr
1.46
Cordasun
Consolidated
3.35
48c
3.00
Oil Producers Ltd
Explorers
Apr
Apr
1
Gas Ltd—.——.
Canso
Central
—
3.25
38c
Producers——1
Lines
Pipe
Natural
Del
Smelting Corp Ltd_l
Uranium
Devonian
Canadian
New
Calumet
Ltd
Ltd
Canso
Apr
20c
Oils
Admiral
Petroleum—-—*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd——10c
Jan
18c
Apr
Feb
Canadian
Jan
11c
Jan
13'%
4.35
1
Ltd-
&
12c
Mar
40c
Jan
350
1
Ltd—„1
Mines
Mines
Mar
Apr
9
4.90
5C
Ltd
Mines
Metals
Rare
3c
6c
1
4.70
1.52
Mines Ltd-—
Bouscatiillac Gold
1,000
15,700
High
29c
4.70
Ltd
1.52
Chibougamau Mines Lt
Belville Gold
Jan
Jan
18c
1
—
Gold
7c
Apr
3.80
59 Va
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines Ltd:—
Beatrice
Belle
—
Co Ltd
Iron
&
Barvallee
Barvue
Ltd
Corp
6V2C
7c
'1
1
—1
4.45
•'*'
Feb
Feb
31c
Jan
700
10 Vac 10'/ac
*
—
Sulphur Mining Corp
Ascot
•
6,500
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co——-<-3
Apr
92c
Apr
19c
3.15
"
Anacon
3.GO
Feb
17c
ISC
1
83c
3. CO
1
Ltd
Mines
2.85 Mar
35c
*
Canadian
'
--1
Low
12
22
Calgary & Edmonton
Range Since Jan. 1
High
29c
al8% al8%
—
*
Corp
Yellowkniic
Ameranium
5
—
Stocks—
Mining
Akaitcho
Ltd—
Breweries
Canada
Shares
—————25c
Ltd
Petroleums
Calalta
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
High
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Canada
Westeel
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
High
10 '%
10'%
Ltd—*
Ltd-—
*
Pen
E)
(L
of Prices
FOR
Sales
4.
-
A
Apr
Number 5319... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
yolume 179
(1867)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week'*
Friday
STOCKS
Last
of Prices
Par
Metals
Base
>3
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
High
Low
Ltd
Mining
Par
High
•
1.80
2.00
62,825
2.00
1.40 Mar
Apr
Chartered Trust
Chateau-Gai
Power class
18c
14,000
14c
Feb
19c
Apr
33'Ac
37c
12,150
29c
Mar
64c
Jan
Chemical
22c
23c
17,800
19c
28c
Feb
Cheskirk
37c
37c
-800
47c
Jan
Chesterville
1
__
—.
—'
♦
A
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
*
Sale Price
23c
__
-
_
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
35c
*
Mines
Bathurst
APRIL
15'Ac
Uranium
Bathurst
ENDED
Low
45
45
Jan
30'Ac Mar
95
41 %
Jan
20
21
70
18
Jan
39c
41c
6,263
18c
Jan
6%
——
6%
1,125
-
45
Apr
21
■."?
A Apr
20
Wines
42
Low
42
42
35
11
11
25
1.67
1.77
20,200
4%c
*
Research
50c
.__
Mines
1.70
1
39c
_
*
Beatty
Bros
Beaver
Lodge
Bell
*
65c
Beta
Chibougamau Explor
Gamma
Blbis
•
Mines
61c
68c
4,800
40c
Feb
76c
Apr
16.211
39%
Jan
42'A
Apr
Cobalt
18c
24c
47,550
13c
Feb
24c
Yukon
Apr
Mar
Mines
Bidgood Kirkland
Biltmore
boojo
Hats class
A
pfd
_
20c
18c
20c
9,200
15c
43c
Jan
1
23'Ac
23c
25c
25,950
18c
Feb
35c
Jan
11'Ac
11'Ac
13c
15,715
9c
Feb
14c
Mar
1
____
6%c
13%
6'Ac
7c
9,500
5%c
Feb
9c
13%
105
13%
Apr
.
1
Mines
Boymar
1
_
_
__
12 %c
4c
Apr
7%c
Jan
28c
Jan
58 %c
1
Apr
Mar
62c
49c
5Jc
6,450
1.12
1.20
29,550
1.64
Jan
2.65
2.70
325
2.00
Jan
3.00
Apr
59%
59%
125
55%
Feb
62
Mar
Bralorne
•
Mine
Pete
Erantford
_
Traction
Brewis
Lake
Red
Bright
(T
G)
•
ordinary.
42c
Mar
17,900
22c
18c
36,200
15c
Mar
25c
Jan
Colomac
7'Ac
7,500
7c
Apr
10c
Jan
Commonwealth
13c
55,100
10c
Jan
20c
Mar
Coniagas
British
2.95
Jan
4.25 Mar
1.25
100
1.12
Jan
1.75
15%
15%
150
13%
Jan
7%
8'A
12,828
67a
Jan
Jan
15%
Apr
Consolidated
8%
Apr
Consolidated
8
30
Apr
6,600
1.80
Jan
2.55
Feb
4.20
4.15
4.40
2,825
3.75
Jan
5.20
Jan
24
23%
24'A
10,551
20%
Jan
24'A
Apr
pfd—100
88%
88%
88%
125
78
Jan
90
Apr
100 %
100
101
330
90
Jan
101
Apr
Consolidated
___50
52 %
52
52%
330
48
Jan
Apr
Consolidated
Consolidated
15c
8
4%%
5%
preferred
preferred
.
.
52%
.
British
Columbia
Forest
Products
•
6%
6%
British
Columbia
Packers class A
*
15
15
15'/4
110
13
»
9%
9%
10 %
279
9
*
21
20%
21%
5,960
—1
31c
30c
32c
37,950
Class
B
___.
Columbia
British
Power_.
6 %
6,724
5%
8%
964
8c
Empire
Broulan
Bruck
Reef
Mills
Class
Oil
Mines
class
1
A__
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
10'/8 Mar
17%
Jan
21'A
Apr
49c
Jan
Brunston
Ltd
Mines
Brunsman
Brunswick
& Smelting
1.71 Mar
12
75
10% Mar
4.00
4.00
25
8%c
10c
12,600
8%c
9%c
3,250
17c
19c
7,500
1
4.00
Jan
2,000
7c
Apr
10c
Jan
17c
3,500
14c
Mar
42c
Jan
5,000
3'Ac Mar
4c
4c
4.10
300
3.75
1.60
1.70
500
1.55 Mar
15'Ac 22'Ac
15 %C
102,210
7%c
7c
7'Ac
4,000
7%
235
4%c
1,788
40c 44%c
10,119
7%
—
4%c
Mines
4%c
41c
Discovery
Consolidated
Howey
2.05
14,900
32c 34'Ac
11,200
28c
416,447
16c
2.80
2.51
2.88
44,560
12
63c
1,165
16 %c
18c
22,000
15c
Jan
38
38%
490
35%
Jan
10 %c 13 Vac
2,500
10'Ac
17'Ac
387/B
Bulldog
Bunker
&
9
Mar
13
5'Ac Mar
9c
10c
1,700
Jan
21
21
21
85
19%
48
45%
48
429
37%
8 Va
8
8%
475
B
A__
Bousquet
1
Calgary &, Edmonton
Flin
Callinan
Calnorth
11%
1
Flon
&
7
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
35c
221,857
27,817
6,873
2
1.12
1.08
1.15
16,825
Nicholson
*
10c
10c
13c
7,399
10c
Feb
15c
Jan
1
8c
7'Ac
10c
43,357
5c
Feb
ll%c
Apr
41,000
20c
Apr
Orlac
1
5,050
17,600
Jan
Consolidated
Sannorm
—1
7%c
7%c
Consolidated
*
1.10
Jan
Consumers Gas
19%
Jan
Jan
common
Conwest
Preferred
Canada
Copper-Man Mines Ltd
(H) Dist voting
Coulee
Croinor
Zellerbach
8'A
Lead
Crowshore
Davis
Apr
Davison
Canada Malting
Canada
Northern
Canada
Class
Canada
-
__
8%
100
8'A
Apr
Oils
_
Oil—
Bank
8.50
28'A
94%
Delnite
Del
Jan
30 Va
Jan
Jan
Rio
;
90
Detta
Oils
—
Dome
-
.
Celanese
Canadian
_
_
__
—
9'A
Jan
Mines
20
common—.—
&
Chemical
Canadian
Canadian Colleries
Cellulose-
&
(Dunsmuir)
—
common
Canadian
Class
Canadian
General
—50
Electric
Homestead
Oils
Canadian
Locomotive
__
.-j.—
preferred
—
—
_
Canadian Oil
&
100
1
25
Railway
Canadian
Petrofina Ltd
Pine
Canadian
Line
Salt
Canadian
Utilities
33'A
Apr
Dominion
Scottish
Steel
Plass
34
13
360
38c
58
23% Mar
25
13
Apr
Apr
41c
5,266
5.50
5.85
3,700
4.40
Jan
34%
1,100
32%
Jan
35%
Apr
25
24%
25
6,189
21%
Jan
25'A
Apr
23%
23%
24%
2,801
23 %
Apr
30
Jan
38c
50c
Jan
Jan
6.25 Mar
18
17%
18
225
16% Mar
18'A
Jan
19%
19%
20
370
18% Mar
20%
Apr
21
20%
22%
2,120
32%
427
31%
31.
7%
'
Feb
20
28
Feb
29
Fen
34% Mar
8
860
9.40
7.525
Jan
9.60 Mar
70c
—r
7%
9.05
.
9.10
72c
2,500
62c
Jan
79'Ac Feb
7%
7.50
9 '/a
Jan
Jan
Dominion
Invest
Canso
Oil
Cariboo
Dotiuldn
Dow
Oils
&
'
East
Corp
Central
Rim
Fast
Sullivan
Central Leduc
57'A
Jan
Feb
El
6
65
5% Mar
6%
Feb
Emerald
53%
53%
575
■
2.10
•"
Mar
63
Feb
590
30
575
Apr
590
Apr
Estella
8
127%
Apr
127%
Apr
Gold
_'
Chamberlain Oil
Charter
1.75
Apr
2.38
9,879
16
'
16
25
41c
2,225
16
175
41c
41c
16
15%
!
103% 103%
__
50
3.00
3.40
1,085
67c
60c
70c
12,650
24
24%
6/604
24%
__
14% Mar
2.40 Mar
19
Jan
35c
Jan
67c
12%
Jan
16% Mar
100
Jan
1.65
Jan
103%
Feb
1.02
Jan
53c
21
Apr
4.15 Mar
24%
Equitable
Life
Wot
footnote*
see
page 41.
Apr
1.62
Feb
28 7A
5.50
16%
1.10
41c
1.25
Mar
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.25 Mar
19c
Jan
2.05 Mar
6,480
1,000
27% Mar
4.15
Jan
2,520
14'A
Jan
16%
Apr
Apr
Jan
4.50
Feb
4.50
100
1,4
13%
14
780
13'A
Apr
102
101
102
50
99'A
Jan
12'a
12%
490
11'A
Jan
11%
Jan
f
14
250
11%
11%
12
2,650
21
20 7a
21%
2,720
8%
8%
9
3,950
7 % Mar
23%
23%
1,975
6%
7
685
44'Ac
49c
24%
24%
29c
34c
13,825
16'Ac
18c
4,725
90c
1.09
400,316
14
9% Mar
25
12
Jan
1.40 Mar
6.25
7
_
99
Feb
Feb
Insurance
19
8.00
8
30%
Feb
6.50 Mar
Feb
Apr
5'A Mar
15'A
102
14%
Jan
Apr
Feb
14'A
Apr
12
Apr
21%
Apr
Class
Jan
14'A
Apr
15
Apr
Feb
41%
44
140
2.15
3.00
4,156
9.25
9.25
11%
4,624
90c
90c
90c
500
34%
2.15
*9%
75c
Jan
Apr
Apr
Mar
6.25
-
5.10
2.02
2.50
11
11
5.05
5.35
5,286
6.40
2.50
6.30
10
2.00
2.10
250
.
150
5,100
5,900
2,500
6.10 Mar
2.39
11
3.70
1.70
104
Apr
21
Mar
3.00
44
3.00
11'A
1.00
Apr
Jan
Jan
2.50
Mar
85c
18c
3,500
15c
Feb
22c
1.07
10.900
98c
Apr
8c
2,500
1.45
15c 18'Ac
1.58
4,600
2,230
13c
Jan
1.29 Feb
Feb
33,900
44'Ac
Apr
62c
440
19%
Jan
25%
25c
Feb
43c
Feb
25c
Jan
8c
8c
7,600
2.60
13,650
13,400
4.05
3.95
4.35
6,045
76'Ac 82%c
33,700
79c
5%
15'Ac Mar
70c
Jan
1.09
8c
Apr
11% C
1.90
Jan
Jan
80c
Jan
3.55
Feb
75c
6
875
5%
Apr
27
27
107
25'A
Feb
24'A
2.4'A'
175
22'A
Jan
5%
24%
53c
57c
30,325
42c
Jan
6c
6c
7'Ac
11,033
6c
Mar
9c
8c
10c
8,000
7c
Jan
21c
20c,
24c
9,800
18c
Mar
1
54c
22'
25
22
30
20%
Feb
Mar
16c
21c 24'Ac
'55)__
95c
30,774
54c
Jan
35c
92c
40,500
87c
21 'Ac
35c
4,200
18c
Jan
1.45
16c 16 %c
16'Ac
23%
23%
24
Mar
Apr
Apr
Feb
3.45
Feb
1.17
Feb
4.50
Apr
1.43
Jan
6%
Feb
Jan
27 >
25
Mar
66c
Apr
10c
Feb
14'Ac
Jan
43c
Jan
22
25c
1.07
38c
8,371
14'A Mar
Ford
Mar
Jan
Feb
Feb
19
Jan
23%
20
Jan
24
21%
22
1.005
1.80
1,77
1.97
13,528
20
1.70 Mar
45
Apr
Apr
45
45
45
19%
20'A
500
19
Feb
21
Mar
27%
27%
28
325
26
/ Jan
28
Apr
4.25
4.15
4.60
4,750
62c
60c
a_.
65c
60.300
18c 18%C
18'Ac
2,000
3.85
Jan
5.05 Mar
68c
Apr
47c
Jan
15c
Mar
23c
Jan
Apr
11%
Apr
Jan
1.70
Apr
10
*
*
11'%
11 Va
102
1.70
1.65
1.70
6,800
95
93 V*
96
3,564
64
Jan
100
.—•
Apr
14%
15
410
12%
Jan
15
Jan
15
5'Ac Mar
6%c
Jan
18
Apr
*
600
18
625
102'A
•
4.45
4.45
4.75
21.366
61c
common
18
100
Preferred
4%
5'Ac
*
common
Froblsher Ltd
5'Ac
17'A
t.r*
Gold
Cos
Jan
56c
70c
3,925
.
1.15
102% 102%
Exploration
Exploration of Alberta
Gatlneau
Power
Jan
5%
Geco
Feb
General
25c
Feb
30c
89
Feb
Mar
5.20
Feb
78c
Jan
92
Jan
25c
Jan
89
89
40
18c
1,500
65c
5,000
50c
Feb
78c
Jan
62c
4,130
20%
Jan
23%
Apr
109%
Jan
Dynamics
Petroleum
'
62c
23%
23%
23%
16'Ac
104
Apr
Jan
108 109%
195
9.10
8.80
9.45
46,245
5.55
Jan
5'Ac
5'Ac
55Ac
700
5'A
Jan
43
41'A
43
1,125
35%
Jan
43% Mar
3
,
General Motors
General
4.25 Mar
102% Mar
•
Mines Ltd
General Bakeries
12c
Feb
18c
common
preferred
Feb
Jan
1
•
I
Gas
15'A
100
—100
debentures
Gaitwin
Jan
1.74 Mar
Apr
Aor
46
20
1
Co
Apr
Feb
Apr
I
Fraser
Apr
2.10
Mar
•
_—i—
Mines
class
Motor
17
2,179
21%
—9
A
——_
warrants
Foundation
Francoeur
5.65 Mar
70c
7%c
8%
1.09
1
Fittings Ltd class A—_—
Fleet Manufacturing
Apr
Jan
16c
1.50
Apr
Feb
2.50
——250
class
Feb
98c
7%c
23%
6
1.00
Insurance——,___—100
Iron
B
Apr
7.00
70c
6%c Mar
Feb
20% Mar
2.50
Apr
2.60
11
1.00
70c
67c
Jan
1
—
Petroleum
Federated
Fenlmore
Jan
44
Mar
Ltd__.
Oils
""ai'go
Apr
6%
2.20
1.01
9
1.00
*
*
Fanny Farmer
Apr
6 Va
*
30c
Jan
Apr
1.70 Mar
2.01
Jan
to
Players
Grain
67
Jan
—
Falconbrldge Nickel
Famous
Fire
5,748
17
47c
1
(extended
Warrants
Federal
1,040
2,315
~7
1
Federal
3.00
104
20%
*
18%
*
Cnro
Jan
12%
•
13c
1
Ltd
Mines
Apr
13Vi
1
Apr
1.40 Jan
18c
16
Jan
2.90
2.91
1
Oils
1.07
1
Oils
Glacier
Eureka
2.10
A
Gold
127% 127'A
■
1
Centremaque
—
1
1
Pen-Rey
Sol
50
12%
1
*
—14
Machine
Paper class
15
12%
1
16
1
Elder Mines
3.75
1
Uranium
5.30
10
Apr
—1
Porcupine
Lake
28%
20
3.15 Mar
50
104
Central Patricia
Centre
1,300
Economic Investment
200
19%
Central
18,700
1.78
Eddy
365
.__
>
17C
1.70
1
Mines
Washing
Easy
3.15
1
Oil
15c
1.70
—1
Mines
Metals
Eastern
55%
20%
1
16 %c
—1
—
Mines-.
Nickel
East
3.15
*
Explorers
97Ac Feb
,
50%
Feb
2.95 Mar
100
•
8,200
1
—
Multifile
East
55
26c
—•
Ltd
1.89
————-1
Amphi
Jan
100
Trethewey
1.75
1
uas
Dyno Mines
Feb
1
Asbestos
Casslar
—
Minerals
Warrants
Castle
1.75
*
&
Oils
Dragon
Duvex
70c
135
Central Canada Invest common.
500
1
common
Mines
16c
8
Producers Ltd
Mar
1.15
*
Brewery
3,200
7.70
Gold
23c
1.15
23.50
68,505
7%
n
Mar
1.15
_•
common
Textile
25c
7.70
Ltd
Mar
75c
13,466
•
Preferred
Dominion
1.85
——33V3C
Gas
Feb
13
500
27c
•
common—1
Coal
&
Stores
25c
*12%
National
Canso
10c
133
24'Ac
•
Dominion Tar & Chemical com
1.75
'
2,600
Wirebound class A.
Canadian
5,000
16
85c
24 %c
100
1.80
22,840
wllllston Minerals'——6c
12c
Mar
85c
15%
16
,_—___*
Steel com
Preferred
Apr
12 Va
34%
'■
19
R
Canadian
11'Ac
7c
'
25
1.52
Canadian Wallpaper class A__
1,500
4.50
Mar
1.45
i.
8%c
6'A
31
17%
preferred
Apr
8%c
8%c
4'A
795
33%
1.49
Canadian Vickers
Jan
46'A
43
Dominion Magnesium
17 %
*
Jan
44c
Jan
6'A
Apr
preferred—10
Co
30c
Apr
34
6'A
common——.
40
Producers.——1
Prospect
Canadian
Jan
18c
3,077
preferred———._—25
Preferred
Canadian
20'Ac
2,500
46'A
8% Mar
Mar
3.00
Gas Reserves
Pacific
Canadian
-
2,000
19c
45
22c
33%
36
25
•
—
23c
18 %c
46%
89
Dominion Foundry &
■
5%
10'A Mar
Feb
250
12%
common
Warrants
Jan
Apr
Electrohome
Dominion
Apr
12%
•
Cos
Oil
Canadian
10c
*
Malartic!
Canadian
—
9
Apr
Canadian General Securities class A__l
Canadian
245
7% Mar
40
4.35 Mar
2.75
Apr
100
—~
-
10%
31
12'A Mar
1.95 Feb
6
—
10 'A
89
300
El
■_
11% Mar
15
2.70
3.85 Mar
A
Preferred
12'A
Jan
50
Dairies
Dominion
3.15
common
Jan
Jan
10
57'A Mar
4.10
;
Products
Food
Jan
10%
215
Feb
ft
Canadian
Jan
18c
89
Feb
65'A
•
Dredge
Mar
Apr
4.10
7%
Jan
Apr
,
•
14c
21
32%
3.65
Feb
—-
Petroleum—
1,225
Apr
89
10%
'
Devonian
Jan
3.30
7%
51%
Jan
Warrants
Canadian
16%
32%
60
2.25
*
3
_
12,805
1.90 Mar
10
Coal
215
3.00
•
Decalta
Canadian
20%
I
Jan
100
Anglo preferred—
Bank
Dominion
1,200
375
•
25
preferred
$1.75
Apr
15c
*
;
3.90
1.001
.
-
96c
1,795
2
Exploration (Western)
Dominion
12,276
*
common
_
240
3.55
2.50
Distillers Seagrams
I
A
Class
1.30
25c
Ltd
Minerals
Devon-Leduc
Feb
Mar
4.10
5.65
•
Jan
1
—
Producers
Dome
3.00
*
Canners
10'Ac
1
Mines
Apr
65%
/"
Breweries
Apr
1
Ltd
Mines
11%
65
.38c
of Commerce
Car
2.97
Jan
Feb
3.00
2
Oils
Atlantic
Canadian
Canadian
6.70
2.70
—
#
Admiral
Canadian
Canadian
2.35 Mar
84
Apr
25
50
.
7c
1
Gold
57%
32%
3.95
common-
-
Jan
1,025
200
50c
Dominion
—
new
11'Ac
755
*
A
40
■
Lines
SS
1.05
Apr
11
_1
class
—
2.65
-20
._
Apr
47c
11%
1
Mines
Leather
3.85
Ltd_ --31
12'Ac
10%
__5
——
11%
33%
Feb
11%
11%
1
55%
40
Apr
Apr
5.50 Mar
Jan
57 %
....
Mortgage
Petroleum
Preferred
Canadian
78%
..
_
Permanent
Canadian
2,065
ft
A
Warrants
Canada
165
21
—
-
Southern
Canada
30
20 %
8%
*
B
Feb
500
•
class
Feb
Apr
4.30
1,741
•
Packers
Canada
Power
—
__
Jan
Jan
Mar
18c
4,050
2,232
*
Oil Lands
Warrants
24c
28c
13c
4.000
7.70
*
1.70
Mar
3.40
3.40
1
Corp
Patricia
D'Aragon
Apr
21'Ac
6,100
21c
29%
*
1.08 Mar
Apr
Mar
13'A
2.77
—
_
1.95
28
—*
Pershing
Crown
Jan
9
94%
21
35c
Jan
•
•
Imperial Mills—
Feb
14c
Mar
7.30
10
$0%
'
__1
*
Class B
Dominion
Assurance
Machinery
15c
92%
20
Life
Canada
Feb
1.72 Mar
22
6'Ac
15c
•
Corny
Feb
21% Mar
5.05
2.70
A110
10
Exploration
Jan
48
7.45
2.74
—
Pete
West
39
Jan
94%
*•
Cement
810
Feb
1.95
1.76
7c
14'Ac Mar
Jan
19c
1
1
Canada
12%
21'Ac
Feb
Feb
3.50
27%
33c
1.92
57c
Jan
14c 14 %c
1
Gas
26,900
Jan
25%
29c
Apr
4.80
•
Oil
22c
11%
4.90
j
Oils
Cons
Calvan
19 %c
19'Ac
2.30
35c
Consolidated Peak Oils
D'Eldona
Calder
45c
59c
25%
72c
I
9%c Mar
*
class
class
9%c
60c
•
Steel
Co
Burrard
10c
———•
Burlington
Burns
1
Hill
2.20 Mar
Jan
Mar
Mosher
Consolidated
Cosmos
•
1.90 Mar
»
*
17c
Jan
Jan
63c
•
Feb
52'Ac Mar
1
Micn^ac Oils Ltd_
Mining & Smelting
55c
22c
14c
700
Products
Yellowknife
Jan
6c
Mar
10c
20c
1
__
Lead
Matarrow
1.95
22c
6%c
Jan
9,500
Canadian
Jan
8'A
Jan
6c
Buffalo
Jan
Feb
39c
34c
12'Ac
4.55
9.75
Building
Jan
12c
4'Ac Mar
1.95
1
13c
9.50
Ankerite
1.95
29c
Jan
6%
1
1
18'Ac
5%c
Buffalo
4.10 Mar
Apr
7c
1
Halliwell
Rochette
Feb
1
:
6'Ac Mar
Feb
15'Ac
—1
;
Lake Mines
Gillies
Consolidated
Consolidated Ranwick
Mar
8c
1
Gold
Jan
11%
Apr
2.25
7%c Mar
1
Mining
Buffadlson
10,967
4.00
1
Mining
1.80
8%c
1
.
Ltd
Mines
28'Ac Mar
11%
*
Brunhurst
Jan
Jan
Apr
;
1.71
*
——
B
*
1.75
1.15 Mar
1.43
83c
7'A
Consolidated
British
Feb
Jan
Cons
British Columbia Electric 4%
Mar
Jan
1.20
Mar
65c
8'Ac
;
Mar
89c
900
3.75
-_1
,ju
Denison
Consolidated
100
Oil
American
90c
28,756
72c
4c
Cadillac-
Cent
Consolidated
__-_l
—
Jan
Jan
9,200
95c
1.70
__1
Oil-
Bakeries
Consolidated
2.35
5%
1.00
*
Astoria
Consolidated
8
7%C
Jan
Mar
16'Ac
16 %C
5
Allenbee
Consolidated
2.20
5,400'
1
_—
Petroleum
Mines
8%c
9c
5c
Jan
/
2.25
_.
__
Petroleums
Britalta
1,560
Feb
90c
8%
1
Yellowknife
8%c
__
8.%
1.06
8c
Coldstream Cooper
1
__
90c
72c
1
Lake
—1
—
common
Brilund Mines Ltd
90c
8,000
/
40c
14,750
1
Apr
3.80
—
1.10
1
8
'
Mining Corp
6'/b
95c
91c
ctfs
Coin
1.25
.
6
1.05
Feb
3.50
«
Cordage class A
Brazilian
3.50
1
._
—
1
•
Consolidated
Bralsaman
Feb
10,500
230,900
49c
14
Feb
2.11
2.65
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
10c
■
_
Jan
1.15
*
Willians
7c
'
_
trust
16c
17c
Bordulac
—
;
Cobalt Consolidated
27c 28'Ac
28c
Gold
Bonvllle
13%
•
Voting
Mar
1.52
5c
1.00
—_—.
Chemical
Cochenour
Feb
11
45%c 58%C
25
Citra-Lartic
42%
43
1
Chrysler Corp
1
Gold
High
Jan
10% Mar
*
._
41%
40'A
1
Gold
Chromium
Feb
7%
Feb
Chimo
22c
1
Mines
Bevcourt
Mar
42
:
Telephone
Bellekeno
1
6%
50c
.
49c
1
Mines
■
Beattie-Duquesne
Range Since Jan. 1
High
•
1.95
Mining
Petroleums
Baska
baux
Low
*
Barymin Co Ltd
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
66 V*
67 'A
58
Jan
68
67
100
1
5
class A
1,
109'A
6.60
6.50
6.75
430
1,400
4.90 Mar
13
5%
7.00
Feb
Jan
Apr
Apr
39
40
<1868)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, April 26, 1954
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange (Cont.)
Friday
Last
stocks
Range
Sale Price
Par
General
Steel
Wares
Preferred
Week's
of Prices
High
15%
15%
655
15
Mar
101 %
103
35
100
Mar
Low
Geneva Lake ______________________.il
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines. v
' t
6c
6c
6%c
4,525
8.35
8.20
8.50
Glenora
2,657
1
3%c
3%c
3%c
6,500
_•
83c
75c
85c
35,255
65c
27c
26c
28c
11,100
23 %c
15 %c
17c
8,700
15c
Feb
6c
Gold
Lake
Gold
9.70
Jan
Lorado
Apr
9%c
Louvicourt
Jan
Lowney
Jan
Lynx
Uranium
Gold
Eagle
Golden
1
—
Mines
1
5%c
1.00
Jan
Macassa
37c
Jan
Feb
6%c
Goldora
Mines
Goodfish
Mining
Tire
Preferred '
Graham
A
1.91
29 %c Mar
Gulf
class
A
3425
25
14%
16
3,240
1.01
1.07
16,000
Hamilton
9
7%
Cotton
7%c
7%c
8%c
9.00
9.00
9.55
1
of
Red
14%
Heva
Gold
Hinde
6%c
32%
Apr
Jan
40
14%
Apr
15%
98
Feb
Feb
24c
Feb
10%C
lie
9,500
10c
Mar
16c
18c
16,800
15c
Mar
20c
Jan
33c
35C
21,000
17c
Jan
40c
Mar
14,700
14c
Apr
7%c Mar
26c
Jan
14c
Feb
14c 15%c
8C
9c
7,500
4 Vic
2,200
15 %c
17c
13,200
31c
35c
17%c Jan
34%
625
6
6
4%c Mar
15%c
3,500
32%
34 %
_
25
*
7 Vic
____
30c
42c
5
Mar
7
3.25
3.25
3.25
25
Jan
3.25
15%
Apr
16
5,200
11%
Jan
16%
9.30
Apr
3,365
8
Jan
10%
Jan
24C
37,400
18c
Jan
24c
Jan
9.00
1
Gold
23c
9.00
Hoyle Mining
Paper
—.
&
Erie
<fc
Smelting
2.50
Hy-Charger
22%
905
1.90
100
45%
2,592
37c
36c
128
128
10
7.50
1
7.40
7.50
740
1
38c
5.400
7c
—
4%c
Jan
6Vic Jan
*
43
44
__100
.
5,100
1.90
•
1
common.-
Refining Ltd
Petroleums
5%c
22 V*
22%
•
»_
—
Bay Mining &
Hugh-Pam Porcuuine
21c
5 %c
•
common
Hudson
Oil
•
1
Smith
Husky
Jan
15%
•
Huron
Apr
7c
1,100
19%
10
38
38
38
159
*
33%
33%
34 %
7,372
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 5
9%
9%
Imperial
Oil
Preferred
4%
£1
;_
preferred
$1.50
Jan
$2
Acceptance
Ingersoll
Machine
class
A_;
Powders
1.60
Jan
1.80
Jan
6c
Feb
10c
Jan
1.70
Apr
Metals
class
Manitoba
& Eastern
Preferred
Gold
Marigold Oils Ltd
Nickel
Co
51c
7c
Jacknife
class
Preferred
10%c
Feb
28
Jan
37
Jan
1,130
9
Mar
7
1,205
6
Feb
370
23%
Feb
25%
Apr
Apr
4%c
5,600
3%c
Apr
5c
Mar
10%
Jan
7
40
2,745
34%
Jan
40%
39%
Apr
65
34%
Jan
40
43%
44
■
44
575
39
Jan
8
50
8
Mar
8
8%
340
8
Apr
3.35 Mar
2.00
3%
Apr
8%
Jan
700
Apr
•
32%
32%
33
405
101
100 %
101
40
Jan
5%
•
39%
38%
39%
8,578
34%
Jan
134
100
128%
Jan
26%
25%
10 Vic
Ltd
16c
'
Mclvcr
Mentor
Lake
Red
Island
Merrill
Petroleum
Uranium
Preferred
Midland
Pacific
&
Mill City
Woods
Landover
&
5%c
17%
Containers
Modern
Ltd
Drug
Preferred
Chemical
&
Grocers
National
Groceterias
Petroleum
National
Steel
Uranium
1.65
2,000
95c
Feb
23c
24c
3,500
20c
Apr
7.70
7.95
12 c
w.
6%
6%
7%
Feb
39c
Feb
Feb
8%
Feb
4.50
Feb
5.75
Jan
11 Vic
Apr
17c
Jan
12%
Feb
13%
Apr
,
26 % Mar
34
>
Apr
91
Feb
96%
Feb
13c
Feb
19%c
Apr
53
Jan
64 %
Apr
330
.
New
Bidlamaaue
New
Bristol
40,508
5.80
9c
1,000
2.50
26c
Jan
Mar
8%
5%
6,566
Feb
Feb
Jan
8.00
Apr
Jan
23c
Jan
7
7%
1,800
7
3,300
45c
9% Mar
Apr
48c
Feb
21 %
21%
115
27 %c
29c
5,500
2.00
2.20
6,150
21%
14%
9% Mar
60c
Jan.
Jan
27
Feb
'
2.15
27c
Apr
9c
11c
63,700
7c
1.78
1.85
14,000
1.60
12%
12%
1,660
'
10%
11%
38%
37
38%
140
41c
41c
42c
2,100
12c
1,500
15%
15%
25
28
10
„
27
28
,
100
Jan
2.25
Apr
Jan
9c
43c
Jan
1.75
1.78
14c
Jan
Feb
10%
12%
Apr
33
13%
.
Jan
41c
10c
Jan
4,500
30c
Jan
23C
Jan
2,122
Feb
Apr
50c
Mar
15
Feb
Apr
38%
Mar
24%
Mar
2.15
Jan
16%
Jan
28
Apr
-
30c
30c
11%
35c
Jan
40 %c
10%
11%
750
9%
Jan
11%
12%
>/
13
245
11%
Jan
39c
Feb
Apr
13% Mar
30c
41c
56,600
10%
10%
275
10
Jan
12 %
27%
27%
100
27%
Jan
27% Mar
6%
6%
250
6%
Apr
1.45
1.58
10,600
25
25%
1,215
25
9%c
6%
—
1.58
___• [V. 25%
;
r
22c
Mar
1.40
41c
7%
Apr
Feb
Jan
Apr
1.73
Jan
Mar
26 %
Jan
a.—t-,.
Jan
Calumet
New
41c
40c
45%c
72,500
1.30
1.39
8,566
2.35
2.30
2.40
13,523
66C
65c
75c
14>120
f-
Concord
Davies
Apr
Jan
10 %c
1.40 Mar
Jan
14c
89c
Delhi
New
New
_50c
i*"'
;
•___
Petroleum
Devon
——a.—%
Dickenson Mines
New
1
1.07
94c
New
1
23c
Jan
49c
Mar
Jan
20c
Jan
New
New
Laguerre Mines
New
Hugh
Mines
Malartic
New Jason
,
Gold
2.50
Apr
Feb
91C
Jan
7,185
85c
Mar
15,700
50c
Mar
75c
Jan
20c
2,500
15c
Jan
30c
Mar
1.29
Jan
92,200
8lc
Mar
c
26,600
15c
Apr
6.410
20c
23c
2,450
20c
Mar
40c
34 %c
37c
20,100
22c
Jan
48c
Feb
19 %c
16c
16c
2.60
1.53
24c
Jan
2.95
Feb
Jan
Feb
15c
Feb
3,550
25c
Mar
52c
7,600
19c
Jan
40c
Jan
1
8%c
7%c
9 Vic
44,550
Larder
7c
6c
7c
6,000
23c
18c
23c
66,216
J
Jan
New
1
18%
Jan
New
Morrison
50c
Feb
New
Mylamaque
Jan
25%
7c
1,500
1.20
32,494
7,700
17c
6c
3,000
5%c
Apr
9%c
9,178
Apr
8c
Jan
20c
Jan
Marlon Gold
25,050
6c
23c
Jan
.Feb
Newnorth
Mines
Ltd
1
Explor
Gold
New
New
New
Richfield
Apr
Feb
15c
Jan
New
Ryan Lake Mines
47c
,17c
6C
7c
11c 11 %c
—
1
I
__.
6c
9c
6%c Mar
1.00 Mar
2,500
4,000
35c
34,300
1.45
1.42
1.50
5,400
8%c
19c
1.10
Jan
1.80
Jan
Norzone
Pacalta
New
1,375
9.25
1,715
68c
3,200
62c
Mar
90c
Jan
15c
16c
Nipissing
8,300
15c
Feb
22c
Jan
Nisto
18c
Feb
22c
Jan
Nor-Acme
Feb
Noranda
Jan
Nordon
20c
20c
2.000
5.75
995
24c
500
31 %
31%
37
1.48
1.60
3,400
3.95
700
21.c
29
Feb
6.15
Mar
24%c
Jan
32
1.40 Mar
3.70
Apr
9.50 Mar
6 Vic
10,000
5c
5%C
5%c
Mar
1.70
4.00
Jan
Jan
27,500
12
378
5 %c
5%c
1,000
500
7%c Mar
Jan
15%c
Mines
2.11
Jan
Jan
Mar
9%c
9c
Feb
11 %c
Feb
19c
Jan
11 %c Mar
Jan
12c
Jan
20c
Jan
Feb
3.40
1.85
67%
3.90
2.10
Jan
7%c
12,500
7c
Mar
7 Vic
17,000
5%c
Feb
9%c Feb
1.65
1.85
6,410
1.40
Jan
2.00
'
8c
Corp
7,039
~
4.25
11c
Apr
Jan
Apr
9c
4,500
6%c
Apr
12c
Jan
67c
1,000
61c
Jan
75c
Mar
66 %
67%
1,276
58
Feb
68%
Apr
14c
Feb
25 %c
Jan
6%c
Apr
10%c
Jan
8c
2
16c
16c
700
9c
8c
10c
14.200
2.77
:
2.75
2.85
9,602
2.35
Feb
2,000
9%c
Jan
_1
Mining
Oil
Mines
&
7%c
Jan
North
Rankin
Jan
Nortli
Star
Apr
6c
13%
Jan
15%
Jan
16%
16%
16%
500
13
Jan
Nubar
Jan
2.25
7,800
8c
9c
22,500
8c
Feb
16c
Jan
3c
2c
3%c
11,500
2c
Apr
3%c
Apr
'*
Ltd
Mines
•1—-
Lake
Mines
12c
26,500
7%c
Jan
12c
11c
Apr
O'Brien
14c
11,000
10c
Jan
23c
Feb
82c
2,800
Ogama-Rockland
56c
Feb
Oil
1.20
40%
37%
Jan
Feb
46 %
47
Okalta
9,275
40%
Jan
47
Feb
4 %c
4%c
4,466
5 %c
Feb
11 Vic
12c
2,800
11c
18c
1
42
Mar
14c
12,100
12c
Apr
25c
Jan
600
42c
Mar
65c
Jan
Jan
9c
Feb
6
350
5,000
13c
14c
12,900
10c
Mar
24%c
Jan
35c 35 Vic
2,025
34c
Mar
50c
Jan
4%c
7c
6,000
74c
14,300
60c
Mar
80c
5,000
7c
Feb
14c
Jan'
11c
Jan
1.74
1.72
•
15c
14 Vic
15c
3,300
3 Vic
3%c
13,500
2.30
2.45
1,105
*
Ontario Jockey
L
•
Club
9%c Jan
7c
5c
j
'
62c
90c
Oils
*
lOVic ny2c
70c
llV4c
Malartic
Omnitrans Exoloration
Jan
6%c
l_*
O'Leary
3%c Mar
7% Mar
7Vi
*
1
Jan
12c
>
1
Selections
41%
Ltd
<
Feb
5c
—
Gold
2.60
42 Vic 42Vic
I
Obaska
18c
Jan
*
14c
Ltd
1.78
7%
12c
1
(1940)___
10%c ll%c
.
22% Mar
70c
2.03
8c
r
9%c Mar
Jan
2.10
i
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Mines
Mines
Mines
lie
•
Oil
Northland
60c
1
Inlet Mines rights
16% Mar
2.95 Mar
1
..
;
North Trinity
Northern Canada
20% Mar
Ltd
Oils
Gold
Apr
12% Mar
Nudulama
Apr
5c
Apr
Jan
6%c Feb
9%c Jan
7%c
i
Norgold
Normetal
Apr
-
34c
66c
5c
Jan
18c
Feb
5%c
Canadian
10%
2,572
3.80
1,700
13c
12 %c Mar
Feb
5'Ac
Jan
'
Inca
670
41%
1-
*
North
500
5,480
Canada
12 Vic
20c
4%c Mar
10,200
Ltd
North
15%
70c
10c lOVic
Gold
Jan
12%
210
of
Mines
Apr
14%
21%
10c
1
Mines
12
5%c Jan
1,000
Yellowknife
Jan
12%
2,300
987,100
5,850
2.40
4%c
5c
1.80
8,772
2,700
6%c
4c
Jan
Mar
Jan
1.96
Jan
Mar
18 %c
Jan
3%c Mar
4%c
1.70 Mar
14c
1.90
Jan
'
Apr
Jan
12%
7 Vic
5%c
12 Vic 12 Vic
5%c
.
Nib
9%
2%c
5%C
12 Vic
New Thurbois
Norpax
10c
11%
4c
5.30
19%
Jan
<■.__1
Superior Oils
19%
66C
7.75
f
Pete
Senator
19%
16% Mar
1
Oils
15%c
6c
Jan
8 Vic
28c
1.02
10%c
1,000
17c 17%c
;
t
9%c Mar r-
Mar
7c
Jan
Jan
18%
10c
5%c Mar
12c
18c 18 Vic
6c
20%
6%c Mar
1.05
■
■
1.19
18 J/4 c
575
.
•
*
Mar
16% Mar
"
Jan
23c
1
9c
1.000
30c
22c
U
Feb
16c
30c
__
Newlund Mines
5c
35c
f
i
,
Feb
37c
1
Jan
9 Vic
Jan
Feb
2.83
-1
1
Jan
67c
1.77
55c
1.60
22 %c
Ltd_i
Apr
20%
Mar
Jan
20c
1
Kelore
2.15 Mar
6,000
7 Vic
Jan
70c
Feb
1.20
1.10
.
15c 17%
2.71
i
Jan
3,500
4c
Jan
2.70
15 %c
/'■
Fortune
Apr
50c
3.85
Jan
2.27
13C
Mar
10c
1.81 Mar
16c
>
28%c
13C
52c
50c
——
Feb
92c
87c
50c
—
Petroleum—
34c
16 %c
8 Vic Mar
1
Development
Continental Oil
Mar
1.45 Mar
3,700
1.34
Mines
Now
37c
1,000
8,600
9c
*
f
British Dominion Oil
New
25%
Mar
12c
1.95
t
:—
•_
Apr
Apr
12c
1.85
1.95
———i__,
Oils
24c
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8%
47c
8%c
46%
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1.50
12c
_
48c
—
For footnotes see
4.60
1
Labine
78c
Class B
Jan
._20f-
Negus Mines
Nesbitt
Jan
9 Vic
Lomega Gold
Long Island Petroleums
3.00
/
•%.'
;
Jan
12 Vic
A
100
'i'
_______———250
Car_:
Mar
70c
class
Mar
3.55
—•
Hosiery class B
55c
Long Lac
Loblaw
Apr
26c
Cf
-—_______
14c
20%
Gold
40c
Jan
._—5
common
Preferred
35c
—
Lencourt
Jan
6%c
1.65
5
com
National Explorations Ltd
National
500
Mines
Lexindln Gold
30c
3,500
•
—________—
Apr
26%
15
Gold
11% Mar
530
12c
3.55
_1
—
—
National
Hlgliridge
10c 11%c
8 Vic
Jones class A
Apr
37C
■
2,260
5 %C
j.
9%
37c
_
14.820
11%
.
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19c
—
A
8%
hvsc
'4
43c
31%
Candy Shops
Acceptance
class
8%
ll%c
& ■
.
...
~
40c
1.60
Class B
&
_
Goldvue
24c
Secord
Laurentide
190
11c
common.;—
Mortgage
Porcupine
Harricana
5.65
[
64 %
Mar
7%
12%
79c
.
Lapaska Mines
63
64%
Mining Corp
74c
15 %c
Sons
3,500
%
New
Cadillac
17c
_
New
12,000
Oils & Mines
Lang
Lapa
50
•
Mindamar
8.85
common
96%
16c
_
Minda-Scotia
New
6%c
66c
Gold
_
Brick
Milton
New
23%
Mines
the
96%
•
Jan
23%
19%
Mines
134
1.885
*
Jan
100
-
of
Luz
4,166
34
•
*
Grain.
Apr
1.86
__
Lamaque
12c
13%
33%
-13^50/
Petroleum
3.80
8%c
Mining
iiv2c
•
26c
2'8c
i
Mines
Shore
205
•
Gas
19C
Osu
4.75
1
—-.
&
10 %c
1.86
_
Lingman
4.55
7.70
common.
—
Oil
Midcon
Apr
2.000
Mining & Expioration
Lake
22c
i
—
Mines
Light & Power
Mexican
16c
14,900
10
Ltd
Mar
40c
—-
43c
(John)
Dufault
50c
5,050
-
---
..
75c
20c
Jan
6,235
*
—
Mills
Merrill
5%c Mar
15,750
40c
Lake
Lake
3,500
19c
6c
Mines
52c'
14,400
*
91,100
36c
18
Copper
Oils Ltd
Jan
Mar
37 %c Mar
19,100
12c
40c
1
Exploration
Mercury
New
—
Kristina
Jan
Feb
8c
13%
*
Gold
12,600
6c
Townsite
Wasa
18c
19c
—
Lake
Lake
16c
10c ll%c
Klondike-Keno
Labrador
5%c 10 Vic
34c
__
23%
Kirkland
Apr
lie
33c
•
Drilling
McKenzie
McWatters
Warrants
1.75
11c
Ltd—
Gold
Labatt
6c
35C
Ltd
Kirkland
Little
20%
23c
5%c
Lake
Leitch
Apr
39%
134
8 %c Mar
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
Lawson
2,000
13,700
Kerr-Addison
Lavalie
12,174
33c
13,533
Oils
98
24%c
33%
.5
Feb
Jan
7c
Kenville
Laura
25%
19
1.70
Kayrand Mining
La
25
33c
50c
Kelvinator
Lake
5,134
9%c 10 Vic
Jupiter
Lake
33
101
Jan
133
25%
6c
Jonsmith Mines
Kroy
Feb
133
Joliet-Quebec
Kerr
96
25%
(1939)
Jan
Mar
5c
500
48c
90
10% c Mar
8%
*
McDougall-Segur
New
29% Mar
•
Gold
9%c
40C
9% Mar
5/100
Mines
35
Apr
Apr
1.75
Oils
3,000
48,400
Feb
Jan
,
Jan
40
9%c
Joburke
98
7c
4%c
30c
„100
Moore Corp common
Jan
Gold
Jellicoe
Jet
9
Jan
UV2C
1
—L*
Montreal Locomotive
8
;~8'
Oil
Jan
3c
8%
Lm-
it
i
A
common
Jan
36%
Mines
Jaculet
Jasper
103
7
'
Frontenac
Feb
8.20
Mar
26,181
—5
Mar
620
33c
Jan
128
Apr
2.75
Line—
Island Mountain Mines
100
9
8%
•
—
Grain
McColl
Jan
3.50
Interprovincial Pipe
10
<
43c
44c
Ltd
Mines
Maybrun
Apr
3.50
common
2,000
102
9%c
1
___
Ltd
Oils
McCabe
36c
2.63
Preferred
3%c
1.31 Mar
Feb
4.75
Marwayne
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
121%
25
100
International
3 5,500
98
•
Mining
1.50
12c 14 %c
—1
______
1,400
6 %c
7c
12 %c
1
——
10,945
8%
100
1.76
6%C
102
_______—_____
Malartic
1.56
3%C
8%
•
____——
Maralgo Mines
1.27 Mar
1.45
1.45
100
..
common
3,350
1.67
•
preferred
Sugar
Maple Leaf Milling
1.44
6%c
1
Goldfields
Monarch
2.63
International Petroleum
*
Malartlc
Moneta
3.50
A
1
A
1
Apr
com™*
Preferred
Feb
1.76
Mines
class
Magnet Consol
New
International
Apr
Apr
Apr
7.40
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Jan
53 c
J;
Apr
Jan
9%
*
*
Bronze
16%c
20%
2.45
39
44
1
68c
Apr
Mar
20%
47%
39%
2
Inglis (John) & Co
Inspiration Mining
International
39 %
30
preferred
Mar
11c
18c
Jan
23%
3%C
—
•
common
50c
3,500
Jan
Feb
6%
__
,_1
preferred
2,300
483,325
53c
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines™-.— _1
National
Industrial
56c
11c ll%c
41C
17%
Jan
24%
7
25
Indian Lake
53c
17%
Naco
Imperial Bank
Jan
100
37%
1.70
>
Feb
1.97
5,275
Feb
34%
Mar
28 % Mar
Jan
5
.__
12c
Jan
30c
Apr
*
Consol
Feb
1.45 Mar
20
Meta
4%C
______—
56c
11 %c
:
Feb
Feb
13c
8c
Apr
20%
Gold
Mclntyre Porcupine
'
Howard
Apr
9,655
i
Jan
Mar
18
20
10Vic Jan
88
15 %c
Yellowknife
Hosco
Jan
10
15c
Oil
Homer
Jan
33c
B
Hollinger
Home
7.20 Mar
12c
11
8,000
Mines
Mfg class A
Class
Feb
Apr
8.00 Mar
3,500
1.68
1
Apr
98
.
Dauch
&
Holden
5.65
Mar
4.50
8%c
1*50
15% Mar
19c
l!32
Maritime
9% Mar
8%
Feb
7Vic
Mar
14c
Highland-Bell
.
16% Mar
8%c
1,50
1.19
--
-
19%
Marcus
18c
Oils Ltd—
8%c
1
Bloedei
&
Marbenor
142
.50
High
•/
Mar
Jan
1.35
Apr
Jan
41c
13c
20%
Apr
98
.
Lake
_
1
B
Apr
10%c
.
<18
54,600
; 10,600
*
Class
42c
13c
8c
Crest
Feb
98
100
—.
Mines
18
—1
;
MacLeod-Cockshutt
52
Feb
5
135
18
—*
—
—
Mines
MacMillan
24
4% Mar
840
14%
Jan
14c
pfd
Gold
High
39%
38'A
*
Iron
8c
6%c
39%
______—...——,
Lakes
Headway
Heath
•
A
Hibbert
6%c
Apr
29 %c
Apr
4.10
18,700
7,000
19c
M)
Mines
Jan
7.95
1,000
24,500
17c
Explorations
Mackeno
May
101
180
1
Apr
49c
Mar
18%
175
7%
Jan
52%
Jan
51
2,350
4.50
8%
6.65
——
Gold———
Hasaga Gold
Head
9
8
4.50
6.50
—
Gold
class
Rock
Harrison
—
6.65
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
Hard
14%
1
Lake
34c
2,000
24
52
7%C Jan
7%c
132
Mar
15c
42c
Jan
Apr
Mines
Manitoba
25c
36,060
52
—9c
-
______
Brass
12,700
42c
•
Gunnar Gold
Hahn
30c
24c 28% c
*
Freehold
Gwillim
Jan
22%
•
Wire
Lead
48%
42c
•
B
Gridoll
Jan
100
*
Grass——.
Coal
Apr
52%
l7c
Low
50c
1
s
Range Since Jan. 1
High
42c
'
Jan
58c
/ •
Mar
97
23%
—
common
1
West
4C
3%C
144
__
____
Paper
Great
Class
2,900
52%
25c
1
Greening
3,500
4c
28c
*
Great Plains Development
Great
4%c
3%c
117% 122%
--
•
preferred
Sweet
1,000
4%c
4c
119%
1
—
Mines
Lakes
1.35 Mar
25,100
50
Bousquet
Class
12 %c
4,140
47c
1
•
common
Grandoro Mines
Great
Mar
1.75
42c
™™1
Goodyear
Grandines
6%c
1.55
42c
•
Uranium
Shares
Low
*
Goldfields
Macdonald
23 %c
for Week
44c
Feb
Mar
Sales
Range
of Prices
1
Yellowknife
3%c Mar
1.60
Manitou
Goldfields
Mines
(Walter
Maclie
Goldcrest
Last
Par
Jan
103
Apr
15 %c
God's
Goldale Mines
*
High
16%
4%c Mar
7.70
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
103
r
APRIL 23
ENDED
stocks
Shares
Low
___A—W—Aii
WEEK
for Week
15%
•
common-
FOR
Sales
Jan
2.50 Mar
'
-
Number 5319.:.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 179
(1869)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
-
Friday
'*
STOCKS
■
> Week't
Last
>
Range
Par
Ontario
Loan
Ontario
Pyrites
Ontario Steel
Opemiska
Copper
Crush
Orange
Orenada
.1
:
83c
30
175.
1.35
1.45
3.75
3.75
3.75
1
6yac
6y8c
__
44c
10,500
>;<
Jan
22%
.
6,500
43c
„*
s
High
24
Feb
Apr
20,670.
...
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v
Jan
1.00
25
Jan
3.40
4.45
6Vsc Mar
42c
58c
t
Coyle
Navigation
_1
(Eastern)
Pacific Petroleum
90c
1.00
400
85c
34c
40c
42,112
25c
10%
ll»/4
4,090
63
65
660
84c
67c
84c
51,112
61c
43c?
41c
44c
29,300
31%c
5%c
6c
3,500
18c 227/8c
337,060
1
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34c
1
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Pamour Porcupine
Pan
Western Oil!
:
1
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65.
,
.:
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Paramaque
-J-.
Mines
-
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Pardee Mines
L
1
—
22%c
Jan
1.35 Mar
Jan
8.15
59y2c Feb
11% Mar
Jan
60
74%
Apr
Mar
5c
Feb
84c
Apr
46c
22c
Mar
Feb
11c
Jan
23c
3.50
Apr
Works
Drilling
Pathfinder
Paymaster
Peace
•
Consol
River
3.50
3.50
3.50
____50c
Petroleum
68c
68c
68c
_______J
1
40c
37 '/2c
40c
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1
8.15
8.00
125
v r
Penman's
common..j_____„.___«
42
42
.100
Ltd
-
113
113
113
30c
30c
42
Feb
26c
Feb
5.60
4j200
25
40
Apr
55
110
Gold
Peruvian
—1
Oils
Mineral
&
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95c
95c
700
r
1.00
30c
10,450
"
43
& Gas_
Photo
Crow
58c
—
52c
Engravers
ficn.it
Pioneer
34
Gold
Gold
Pitch-Ore
Uranium
12 %c
.1
Development
Oils
1.95
—1
Ponder
Petroleum
Oils
Powell
River
Powell
Rouyn
Power
Corn
Prairie
1
—
Union
;
East
Dome
Feb
United
Mar
28c
Jan
Mar
30
Apr
1.15
Jan
1.36
Apr
1.01
Feb
1.60
21,050
1,000
25c
30
J
65c
1,200
1.92
■
Chibougamau
Copper
Corp
Labrador
Quebec
Quebec
Manitou
Quebec
Metallurgical
Quemont
Quinte
Inlet
One
Red
for
new
Poplar Gold
.Utilities
rtedwm.er
Reef
497
Apr
10
r.
2.50 Mar
3.70
3.40
Jan
Feb
12c
Violamac
Waite
>
Walker G
Silk
750
8c
Mar
11c
Jan
60c
Mar
92c
Apr
Westeel
12c
3,500
10c
Jan
15 %c
Jan
Western
70c
2,300
56c
Mar
2.90
3.00
1,200
2.50
Little
Class
&
Roxana
Rundle
Russell
San
69c-
8
Feb
68c
74c
54c
16,200
19'Ac 21 %c
68,027
14c
96c
17,400
77c
Mar
9c 11%C
28,600
8c
Apr
•
65c
60c
65c
40,922
43c
12
12
20
1.33
1.30
1.40
8,540
19'A
19
19%
80
11
11
11
75
14%
14%
12
■'
7,100
•
Feb
Silverwood
_
Slscoe
Gold
Somerville
Souris
Southam
Jan
884
37%
Jan
44
12
Jan
13%
18
46%
.
Feb
27Ac
*
,
17
1.60
37%
4,759
5,500
1.50
1.73
1.67
-
2,180
9%c:10'Ac
13
13
1.30
1.30
L36
1.89
1.80
2.00
40%
40
41
Paving
Stanwell Oil
Western
Ltd
Steel
Wilrich
•
&
Sullivan
4,
.
Canuck
Yellorex
1.45
6c
1.50
4,535
11
45
-
7,975
18c
Gas
Yukeno
1.55
603 '
Zenmac
Gold
River
One
new
shares
Tamblvn
Taylor,
to
for
be
Ltd
four
Feb
19%
Jan
48
Jan
39
Apr
Jan
1.85
Jan
Jan
157Ac
Feb
1.93 Mar
Jan
Feb
18c
Apr
17%
Feb
19%
Apr
62
Jan
76'A
Apr
18c
198,751
19%
596
62c
Andian
-,■
old
>
2.00
Jan
Api-
Asbestos
British
9c
6%c
9c
6c
6'Ac
5,500
9'/a
9%
950
101'A 101'A
15
__
9'A
—
9c
8'Ac
9c
1.77
1.75
1.80
Feb
Apr
Mar
80c
Jan
9c
Feb
6c
Mar
10'Ac
Jan
7%
Feb
9'A
Apr
97 Va
Feb
101%
Apr
7c
2,505
Jan
18c
Feb
1.55
Jan
1.96 Mar
38c
27,800
22c
Mar
38c
7c
7c
2,500
7c
Jan
10c
6%c
6%c
1,000
5%c
Jan
9c
Feb
1.31
1.40
9,950
1.14
Jan
1.47
Apr
16%c21'Ac
85,708
9c
Feb
22c
Mar
21c
6,500
18c
Feb
27c
Feb
30c
35c
7c
19%c
19c
Apr
Jan
18c
American
1st
Range
for Week
Shares
Low
Range since Jan 1
7%
130
7
Jan
9
27
179
25
Jan
27%
Apr
10
9%
10
5,825
7'A
Jan
10
Apr
28%
28%
28%
444
24%
Jan
29
16%
16%
500
16'A
Apr
17
Apr
Jan
11%
11%
12
6,210
8%
Jan
12%
Feb
99
99
90
87
Jan
99
Apr
•
50%
•50%
50%
65
49%
Jan
51%
Apr
6.10
6.00
6.15
1,762
5.60
Feb
7.25
Feb
19%
19%
485
Jan
19%
Apr
•
—5
•
*
_
Bulolo Gold Dredging
Canada
&
Canada
Vinegars
Dominion
Feb
4.30
24
Jan
26%
Apr
Canadian
23%
Feb
27
Apr
Canadian
Western
5.75
455
Apr
Sugar
Marconi
225
Canadian
5.60 Mai-
Jan
6.15
13 %C Mar
Jan
18c
1.20
Jan
1.20
Apr
10%
1,147
18%
Apr
38c
35c
40
13'A Jan
25%
82
23%
Jan
26
Mar
46
1,496
35
Jan
46
Apr
«
Ingersoll-Rand
*
70
Mar
75
Apr
75
75
■'
—
-.1
Lumber
—
60
4.90
Jan
5%
10'/4
Apr
12%
Jan
70
80
65
Jan
70
Apr
1.10
325
47%
49%
2,091
40'A
Jan
49'A
Apr
19c
5
4.55
545
1.00
—
757
11%
69
*
5.00
10%
5.00
11%
22c
1,898
10c
Feb
23'Ac
Apr
16%
1,195
15% Mar
17
Mar
1.00 Mar
1.70
Feb
Apr
Feb
3,215
9% Apr
13'A Mar
10%
17%
Apr
15
25%
45%
.
~
common
Westinghouse
Copper
Coast
15%
15
wm'
15
Industries
17
Mar
46
General Invest
Canadian
High
Low
High
27
.
•
preferred
preferred
2nd
Sales
Week's
of Prices
7%
*
Banknote
500
3.90
Exchange - Curb Section
_
Brown Co common
16,574
17
38c
81c
7,200
50
665
57C
57c
1,800
32%
33%
40c
49'A
33%
-
Consolidated
Dalhousle
Dominion
Dominion
Feb
50
Apr
Dominion
54c
Apr
80c
29 %
44c
Jan
,
33% Apr
Hayes
Glass
18c
Jan
25c
Feb
International
25c
Jan
34c
Feb
International
22%
24
2,695
21%
7%
7'A
50
82C
85c
2,554
19
19%
485
32
31%
32
3,142
6%c
6c
7c
9,500
5
Jan
Jan
26% Mar
7% Apr
66c
Mar
1.00
Mir
)01/„
Anr
29'
Mar
17c
2.10
15c
12,175
17c
18c
14,700
2.06
2.35
4,000
Minnesota
35
75
65%
1,374
30
410
5
8%
8%
8%
400
6
Jan
40
40
40%
660
34%
Jan
60
25
54%
Jan
34%
32%
34%
4,035
28
Jan
34%
Apr
Apr
35
6c
6.50
15c
&
31%
Apr
Niagara
Wire
Apr
13c
Jan
Ogilvie
Flour
Jan
8.65
Ontario
Paper
mis
60
Feb
18'Ac Jan
Feb
28c
2.35
Jan
Apr
Pato
Feb
65%
Apr
31%
8%
Feb
Apr
42
Mar
j
60
Mar
80
34
Feb
32
60
30% Mar
32
3.95
500
3.50 Jan
5.00
—
Oreille
Price
-i
5.10
415
3.55 Feb
5.15 Mar
Jan
36 y4 Mar
15%
Jan
18
Apr
Thrift
Stores
15
16%
Apr
18
Mar
Yukon
Consolidated
103
102%
Jan
105
103
115
14c
14c
14c
2,100
20c
2.15
800
1.65
Feb
2.25
Apr
1.11
1.11
1.18
4,600
1.08
Feb
1.20
Jan
35'/a
36
5%
5%
14c
Jan
5
mm
30%
1
57c
.
30%
32
57c
FOOTNOTES FOR
•
6.00
32
Apr
Feb
59c
Jan
a
Odd
lot sale
(not
Included In
e
Selling
40
40
50
10
10'A
495
8'A
Jan
10 %
Apr
t Flat
10»/4
11%
250
10%
Jan
11%
Apr
rCash
Mar
(Un) Admitted to
price.
(not
Included In year's range).
unlisted trading
privileges.,
delivered.
wd When
wl When
Issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
u
ex-inter*st.
sale
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
t
Ex-rights,
s
Ex-stock
Feb
Jan
50c
9,700
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
No par value.
<
45
Jan
23 y8
225
55c
4.80
4.00 Jan
Feb
delivery sale (not Included
In year's range).
38% Jan
32
1,550
5%
'
Jan
2.10
36
*
Bros
110
2.15
5.05
•
16'A
101
Apr
35%
40
31%
——
•
'
Consolidated
Pend
17%
10
36%
Jan
54
3.90
common
16%
10
33% Jan
28'A Mar
35%
*
Weaving—
17%
40
■
Apr
16 %c Mar
1.65
*
Power
17%
____*
Jan
Apr
29'A
—7%
Utilities
16 %
;■
40
34 %
63%
*
Paper common
Inc
'
54,190
Jan
Jan
65%
#
Jan
18
35%
27%
?40
34%
40
.
Interprovinclal Utilities
Loblaw
250
200
39%
33%
6
1,300
2,233
8.65
16
16%
34%
30
_
r±_
Steel
24c
8.15
•
com
common.
Oilcloth
34c
—
new
Jan
Mar
33c
24
49%
•
Bridge
Mar
47%
1,159
•
taper
Oil
23'Ac
—
8.50
•
.
Mar
6'Ac Mar
4,500
1.40
t
"27
course
common
Preferred
58c
6,300
d Deferred
.
95c
39'A
102
19%
Paper
Develop
Canadian
»•.
r.
Mar
5.80 Mar
II—0
&
Corp
26%
143,391
36c
41'A Mar
Jan
1.09
miioo
__.
Jan
99
Newfoundland
Jan
1.55
Ltd
-
Jan
Mar
1
Anglo
26
18,700
Jan
4.55
39,400
••
;
Pulp
26%
15c
65c
Last
National
Canadian
4.25
14c
60'Ac
Par
Mar
13
Mai-
10%
1
listed In due
Pearson
12c
16'Ac
17'Ac
year's range).
Ltd
common
23
Friday
•
Mines
Jan
Jan
1.12
*
Mines
20%
Sale Price
Being exchanged for
Taku
1,305
STOCKS
Jan
4c
17%
50c
New
22 Va
21 %
22
Feb
«.
Taku
9c
Canadian Fonda
Mar
10%
_
—
5'/ac Apr
Toronto Stock
<■
Gold
Sylvanite
3,500
1
Metal
4.00
15c
—
6%c
_i
;
Apr
1
inlet
6c
1
Mines
Jan
1
Preferred
6%c
1
'Yellowknife Bear Mines
11c
___
Switson Industries
39c
•
Third Canadian Gen Invest
Surf
Apr
1
48%
1
Common
23c
Feb
17c
Apr
1.15 Mar
21,680
15c
•
Supertest (ordinary)
1,000
Oil-
5.65
•
—
31c
38
Mines
26%
1
Mines
Cons
Jan
30c
1
Gold
Jan
<1
_
Apr
50
30c
1
Central
4.05
•
Contact
Jan
41'A
Apr
'
Sudbury
4.60
40 y4 Mar
100'A
Larder
Apr
_____
I
Apr
4.30 Mar
75
1
7%c
•
Mines
Sturgeon River Gold
57 y8
500
41
•
Petroleums
44'A
,
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
2,191
4.50
41
1
125
—
Canada
of
56Va
4.40
—
100
common
1,233
•
Gas Ltd
&
55'%
__
1
7'Ac
*
Bros
56 »/8
1
Tungsten
(Geo)
MacLaren
Stedman
Apr
•
48%
50
common
12%
1
48
1
Stanley Brock class B
9.00 Jan
•
common
7 %C
48%
„
standard
5,970
Jan
21c
Feb
9%c Mar
2%c
1.660
48
1.65
—
(1944)—
12'%
•
W'
Leaseholds
Feb
385
17%
:■
Jan
•
Ltd
12 '/8
40
Mar
Jan
4,000
■
Mines
12'A
Jan
Jan
20c
10c
17,500
■
Mar
19c
53,700
3c
1.50
1
Co
Jan
•
8c
Feb
Mar
10c
12c
9%c
*
Oils
Spooner
2.20
1
15%
12c
14,000
2%c
*
Stadacona
1.60 Mar
Yale Lead &, Zinc
14
i
18c
10'Ac
1
Valley
2,800
Feb
l'Ac Apr
12%
1
__
1,000
1.75
• ./
11
13c
12
48
_
preferred
Apr
7c
1.60
Wright-Hargreaves
1
*
6%c
Apr
8% Apr
' 6%c
__l
10% Mar
1,500
42
17%
.1
._.
Feb
Apr
2,020
12
*
—
7%
Jan
1.65
15c
43%
1
class A_
100
1.70
Winora
«
Mines
a'/4
5% Mar
1
Jan
15
l'Ac
44
__
Dairies
Simpsons Ltd
Jan
18%
8'A
Apr
20
10c :ll3Ac
He
trust ctfs
Silver-Miller
5c
14% Feb
100
Feb
13'Ac
—'
.
Sigma Mines (Quebec)
Silanco Mining
3%c Mar
2,636
1
Ashley
Weston
Jan
73c
17'Ac
-
■
_<»
—
Feb
5,500
18'/a
Jan
12c
1.10 'Mar
18
100
14c :15'Ac
14C
1
*
—
6%
4c
17
Jan
1.20
Jan
•
common
6
3%c
95%
Feb
.1
1
Gordon
300
6
34'/a
23c
Mar
——
Breweries
Voting
C/2
Jan
1.67 Jan
"
Canadian
Sicks*
1.47 Mar
12%
4c
•
A
'
255
1.12
87c
Freehold Petroleums
*
Shawinigan Water & Power com.
,—50
Class A .preferred
Sherritt
<
17%
•
Consolidated
Western
Jan
23,400
1
-
Jan
Apr
1.10 Mar
730
Apr
1.00
•
Mlness
4,500
2,700
1.90
'
_______
150
1.20
65c
4%c
92c
3c
Ltd
12
1.13
38'A
Feb
1.00
12c
common
72c
11%
11%
__
1.20
1
37
Jan
3%c
»
Security
.
19,595
<1.13
1.13
Mar
63c
1.30
17,010
1
(1945)
1.27
V
38c
100 100%
100
4%c
*
Shawkey
8,750
1,650
1.61
4'Ac
•
Gold
A
40c
5.20
90c
Jan
88 %c
imii
Oils Ltd
39c
/
"
4'Ac
~
Corp
class
Scarfe
40c
5.10
1.61
.10
Petroleums
Sapphire
Feb
1
7.70 Apr
98c
Jan
Winnipeg Electric preferred
10c
—1
Sand River Gold
^.Scurry
27%
Feb
5.10
9
Mar
21c
1
Antonio
Apr
Jan
5.25
•
Apr
Apr
•
Lawrence
61
23'A
Mines
Anglo
8t
Feb
125
641
•
50
17%
____
Industries
57
27
7.05
76'A
13 % Mar
.
!
I 93
27
6.70
__
10
l'Ac
Oils
60'/4
Apr
14y4 Feb
76V2
80
12
Rupununi Gold
60
Jan
12% Jan
76'A
3,520
-
:
100
19'A
9
*
Royalite Oil
14 '/4
4.40
*
17%
—
Roy Silver
Royal Bank
14 y4
Feb
5.30
6
9
Warrants
__
141/4
Apr
22c
common
16%
9
—
Oils
4.05
Apr
38
Apr
Brew
Jan
1
.
3.85
9'A
Jan
16c
27
Products
Winnipeg
_.
3.95
8% Mar
33
8,816
22,110
Canada
43c
1
common
Jan
10% Feb
Jan
O
B
1,785
Grocers
67c
common
Consolidated
35c
Feb
Western
Mar
*
Class
125
38
18c
'
Western
Mar
A
Rowan
9%
16c
__
•
Winchester
.
3.50 Mar
Mar
9
Jan
37c
pfd
Roche Long Lac_
20c
Jan
14y8c Jan
Jan
1.00 Mar
23c
—_
Robinson
Mar
3.85
Feb
4,600
Q
^
9c
6.70
1
Equip
Wekusko
33,300
1
A
$1.00
70
9
Apr
42c
•
Pyrites
8c
1
class
Mfg
4,410
50
Preferred
90c
15,300
-
Rix-Athabasca
24c
36%
Jan
27%
25
Hill
Mines
Waterous
70c
1
Robertson
22c
10»/s ; 10'/4
38
65c
Jan
2.55
*
Amulet
80c
46c
Uranium
Riverside
2,500
30,165
1
Wiltsey-Coghlan
_.
11c
9%
Jan
32 %c Mar
3.45
22c
2.55 Feb
19%
5,100
10c
10 Vo
Jan
43c
3,030
3.35
♦
Oils
Jan
24c
-
Oils
70,700
1
I0c
1
Steel
5.50 Mar
7'Ac Mar
1
Prado
32% Feb
1.85
3.40
•
Yankee
Rio
27'A
35c A" 39c
9
United
Jan
8
39c
Regcourt
Rexspar
63c
26>A
-
\
Montauban
11'Ac
_
MacDonald
5 5'Ac
27
•__
286 '
6,213
Jan
23c
Petroleum
Reeves
2.20
58'/4c
"
343/4
2.14
•
common
United
Feb
5%c
89c
_
Feb
34%
—•
Upper Canada Mines
Ltd
_
Feb
36%
__
2.19
>
3.00
Feb
1,000
1
__
37%
•
t
old
_
Jan
_*
38% Mar
46c
Mines
two
32 y4
•
<
exchanged for
Rankin Nickel Mines Ltd
Being
North
3,055
Viceroy Mfg class
Vicour Mines
Jan
Apr
14,511
a
Mines
37%
Jan
Mar
23c
A
Nickel
Apr
35%
84c
61c
35
38,620
17:
Uranium
Rankin
Apr
20%
•
Preferred
Radiore
20%
Jan
_*
-1
class
Feb
Jan
Vanadium Alloys
Van Roi Consolidated Mines
Ventures Ltd
1.82
9c
Mining
Milk
Apr
1.53
17
I
-1
Quebec Nickel Corp
Queenston Gold
Feb
32%
16
Apr
4%c
5.20
3.00
14%
Apr
1.20 Mar
375
*
Oils
Keno
8c
*
Apr
30
36
Feb
800
3.15
-1
13
358
250
40c
.1,000
,
2.85
__1
100
20%
30'/a
5c
4.65
85'Ac
1,500
14
32'A
20 y2
Jan
8 y2
2.85
—1
—
1.35
14
\
•
A
Corp
Weedon
Quebec
Jan
20'/4
Apr
8
9c
Quebec
Feb
6% Apr
61c
20ya
26
1,085
5.15
__1
Apr
Jan
__
'
5c
•
6
35c
Feb
19c
20y2
20c
2,580
38 %
/.-/■v.
_i
Mar
Jan
1.60
•
Mines..
1.30
14c
31'A
14
__
«
/United Fuei A preferred
Class B preferred
1.95
787
1.82
1
-
1.35
*
Corp class B
'United
11c
-
__
50c
20
Asbestos
United
Jan
7,300
37%
I.rli
Airways
Feb
Apr
Jan
3,000
Mining
United
1.22
24
28,400
65c
__
60c
30
29%
Gold-
—
1.41
100
50c
Preferred
Union
Apr
34
Mar
6%
common
class
Acceptance
:
1.29
,20c
Oil
Mica
15c
Feb
95c
g
47c
;Union Gas
1.16
Jan
33
2,000
•
Apr
29
1.55
38
Prospectors
Purdy
1.60
30
Metals
Preston
8,600
12c
i
Premier Border
Pressed
1.95
39c
25
6,250
>
1.25,
Poplar
126,800
16c
Petroleum
Mar
1.20
29%
—
Pontiac
'
34
1.17
1.85
.._1
Placer
59c
I
1.05
Mines
15c
Oil
(Tungsten
-
^Petrol Oil
1.60 Jan
Oils
Triad
Mar
38c
Mar
2.65
Feb
Apr
113
Mar
75c
Feb
8.40 Mar
Mar
*
Preferred
Perron
1.00
Jan
1.20
*
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe Line
^Transcontinental Resources
Jan
42c
Jan
1.83
12,830
B,
Empire
Trans Era
5.00 Mar
65c
1,000
■32,830
8.25
'
4,299
1.60
*
Trend
Parker
2.24
1.45
__1
Finance
Class
,
■! Trans
High
2.15
A
i Traders
Jan. 1
'
•
Iron
ice
Low
1.57-
A
Silver
Class
Mar
Jan
class
Elevators
Toronto General Trusts
Toronto
Pacific
Pacific
Range;
High
2.15
Toronto
;
Jan
Low
•
Gold
Torbrit
Feb
7%c Jan
Jan
Tombill
;
Shares
1
Tip Top Canners
Feb
for Week
1
Calgary
Thomson-Lundmark
Mar
1.59
Jan
(Texas
Sales
Range
Par
97c
Mar
Week's
ef Prices
Last
Sale Price
,
'
™
23%.
1
;
22
64c
19,955
1.35
:_1
Osisko Lake Mines
STOCKS
Low
.23%
75c
76c
23%
_
Gold
t-
.
Mines—
APRIL -23
Teck-Hughea Gold Mines
•
___
ENDED
Range Since Jan. 1
High
23 'A
•
common,
WEEK
Friday
Shares
J • lQW
-_10
—
Lt<U__»
Co
1
FOR
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
RANGE
Sales
dividend.
>
tv/
42
(1370)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, April 26, 1954
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
•
r
.
Quotation for Friday, April 23
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Aberdeen Fund
Obligations of Government Agencies
Bid
Ask
1.14
Investment Co of America
1
6.66
1:25
5.16
5.53
Investment Trust of Boston
Johnston (The) Mutual
1
13.09
14.31
1
32.63
33.29
Business Shares—.
Mutual
1
x4,17
4.45
Inc—1
Fund
Figures after decimal point represent
13.09
14.22
Development
Fund
Keystone Custodian
Inc
Bid
Home
Federal
Inc
2.10s May
Bid
Banks—
Loan
Federal
100
17, 1954
100.2
2%s
2%s Feb
100.6
2%s
Feb.
1,
1955
100.30
101.4
100.3
100.6
2%'s May
1,
1956
101.18
101.26
18.78
20.49
2%s Feb.
1955
100.11
100.15
l%s Oct.
1,
1957-55
(Low
3.14
3.43
B-4
(Discount
10.84
11.84
K-l
(Income
17.76
19.38
Bond
•
21.85
23.49
-1
25.38
27.44
Bowling Green Fund Inc—
"
asset
America
9%
Boston Fund Inc
*
8.59
9.29
Corp——5
24.27
26.24
1
25.90
10c
Broad
Street Invest
Bullock Fund Ltd
-
Bonds)
1
Pfd
8.83
9.03
6.42
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—
10.15
11.09
38.85
33.85
(Income
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)
Com
Stocks)
S-4
(Net Asset Value).
•
6.90
General
Canadian
Century
Fund
Fund
—1
Inc_
Securities
Preferred
13.40
1
Trust
Fund
Christiana
10.53
12.38
•
13.62
1
Shares
Chemical
9.74
1
Inc
22.11
com—100 8,230
_!00
——
Commonwealth Investment
Managed Funds-
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Figures after decimal point represent
Bid
shares.lc
2.98
3.29
4.78
5.26
3.32
3.66
Non-Ferrous
142
7.85
Fund
Fund
Concord
1
Inc
fnc—
X13.06
14.20
13.10
14.16
30
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
De
17.48
16.03
Net
lc
5.16
5.68
"I
4.47
4.92
l%s Dec.
7.94
Fund
Inc—10c
x40.80
41.21
17.22
18.93
interest
1
21,92
19.97
—1
8.31
Diversified Investment Fund—1
7.28
Units of beneficial interest
Mutual Fund of Boston Inc—
•
30.60
_™___2.50
10.75
15.25
16.58
Fund
1
8.12
2.01
Series
E
Dreyfus
Eaton
Fund
Shares
Corp—
Net
Life
Wide
Balanced
36.21
27.56
29.47
200
5.49
5.69
—5
19.31
20.83
Inc.l
2.70
2.96
—
Inc
Fund
Financial
Inc
Industrial
Fund
First Boston Corp
——10
Founders Mutual Fund—
•
Franklin Custodian Funds
Preferred
Futures
Inc
7.42
7.82
Natural
21.60
23.67
3.06
3.33
22.70
1
1
21.00
66.22
71.20
1
5.39
6.40
Securities—
Group
11.80
7.49
10.17
Pioneer
10.20
Putnam
9-31
5.50
6.03
Food
shares
—
—lc
5.54
administered
shares—lc
8.12
8.90
8.73
9.54
10.45
Institutional
9.44
9.83
Equipment
General
lc
Shares
shares—
bond
lc
shares—lo
Bond
—.—-lo
7.93
8.75
shares——lc
2.83
RR
Bond
Tobacco shares
Utility
Growth
Fund
(T Rowe)
(Geo)
Scudder,
Fund
Common
Selected
1
12.54
Fund
Income
•
19.78
1
Inc
12.55
1-54
7-
1-54
bl.30
1.15%
1.60%
3-
1-54
12-
1-54
bl.45
11-
2-53
8-
2-54
bl.35
1.20%
1.50%
4-
1-54
1-
3-55
bl.45
1.35%
12-
1-53
8- 1-54
bl.35
1.20%
1.45% wi 5- 3-54
2-
1-55
bl.45
1.35%
1-
4-54
bl.35
1.25%
United States
Bid
Inc—lc
4.50
4.93
99.958
99.965
May 13. 1954
20,
May
2.92
3.20
18.56
20.06
—5
5
6.40
5.90
25%
1954
25
10,
June
39.77
40.57
1
19.87
21.4a
30.44
30.44
16.26
16.26
15.61
1
State
Street Investment Corp
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
Bank
of
Fund
8.74
9.57
*
64.75
63.25
1
25.02
25.02
1
7.99
5.80
6.34
Fund—1
6.93
7.59
1
5.07
5,54
United Income Fund Shares_l
13.80
15.00
6.77
7.40
Science
Fund
—1
1
6.34
6.93
4.76
18.24
15.61
17.07
lc
1.28
1.41
Fund
8.71
9.48
1
15.36
15.67
1
Wellington Fund
11.26
12.08
1
Whitehall
Fund
Wisconsin
Investment
23.53
1
Co
21.58
20.58
22.25
1
Inc
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
Insurance
Life
135
10
Co
Agricultural Insurance Co
American Automobile
conv
10
Amer Ins Co
American
(Newark N J)
117
31*4
4.39
4.75
Companies
33%
Hartford
Steamboiler
5
Insurance
Boston
&
of North Amer__5
Lincoln
33%
25 Va
26%
Maryland Casualty common—1
$2.10 prior preferred,
10
2614
5
54
31%
27%
Massachusetts
National
Life
10
Bonding
Co
58%
82
86
National
61
5
65
Union Fire
New
York
Fire
307
317
North
Continental
10
122
126
Northeastern
Crum
&
Forster
River
Inc„
10
49%
51%
»
47%
49%
Pacific
46%
First
48
Tr—25
45%
48
Commercial
10
56%
4
30%
Pacific
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
10
.
Fire
Assn
of
Philadelphia
Fireman's Fund
Firemen's
of
32%
80
77
NeWark
lo
46%
Corn
Exchange Bank
Trust Co
Plains
57%
59%
5
Corp
!
Gulf Life
Hanover
Casualty
Co—
Umpire
29%
10
45%
31
5
66%
1
Republic
47%
Seaboard Surety Co
Paul
(Texas)
Fire
&
Trust—20
Y)
18
78%
40%
42%
2
43%
45%
42%
44 Va
24 %
26%
33%
35%
8%
9%
51 %
53%
86
90
59 %
62%
21%
23
103
107
26%
28%
2
8%
9%
Springfield Fire & Marine
Standard
5
35 %
23%
24%
U
S
38
40
U
S
44
39
37
(Jacksonville Fla)_2V2
54
40
10
Security
17%
10
10
151%
156%
(New
Haven)
,_10
50%
10
46%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co_10
.,190
71%
Accident
Fire
Westchester
_
First National
of
the
62%
89
92
86
89
100
280
287
380
395
430
445
National
8c
Bank
134
139
24
Franklin
Hanover
10
Bank
20
Y
38
41
383
50
51%
10
36
37%
10
47
49
25
36%
38
Bank_12.50
51%
53%
Union
Bank
of
Commerce
205
Detroit
Jersey
1Q
49 %
52%
_20
—20
64%
66%
85%
88 %
Y
33
190
16
395
100
Bank
31%
50
City Bank
National Bank of Detroit
Square N
(The)
Central National
Cleveland Trust Co
26
Bank
of N
City
Cleveland
National
Franklin National Bank—
Industrial Bank of Commerce_l0
10
Kings County
Trust Co
_40
Brook
Meadow
City
First National Bank
36
Angeles
Security-First
Nat!
24%
163
25%
28
20
of Preeport
66%
68%
-20
30
100
City Bank
256
20
Trust
25
Bank
&
Trust_17%
Pittsburgh
Mellon
Nat'l
Bank
25
8312
91%
Peoples 1st Nat Bank 8c Tr—20
45 %
47%
&
Trust
49%
110
40%
32%
St.
Louis
264
American
51%
113
42%
National
Boatmen's
Bank
National
20
Bank
Trust
40%
51 %
54 %
17
53 %
56%
& Trust_20
Manufacturers Bank
Mercantile
38%
20
29%
First National Bank
Co
25
5%
120
5%
128
25
49 %
52%
Mutual Bank & Trust
2
Sterling National
Bank
23%
Los
National Bank
Morgan (J P) 8c Co Inc
York
33
153
_10
Manufacturers Trust Co
25
61
65
St.
20
62
66
Trust
&
Co
10
16
100
290
17%
300
Louis
Tower
Union
Grove
Trust
Bank
United Bank
San
Albany, N. Y.
Btate Bank of Albany
.10
26
Recent
Alabama
Bid
Power
Atlantic
27%
Bank
&
8c
Trust—20
65
Trust
100
160
168
Francisco
of Amer N T 8c 8
A—6.23
34%
36%
Elec
City
57
Security Issues
Ask
Bonds—(Cont.)
Bid
101%
Public Serv of Okla 3s
1984
100
100%
.1984
3s
100%
100
101
Southern Nat Gas 3 Vis
1974
100%
101
101%
102%
Tenn. Gas Trans 5s
1973
105
105%
1973
105
105%
pfd—•
x99 %
100%
pld-100
108%
109%
99%
100
2%s
.1984
97%
98
Georgia Power 3VsS
.1834
100%
101
Lighting Power 3s. .1989
100%
101
Detroit Edison
Houston
Laclede
Gas
.1974
Consol
Mich
Northern
Ohio
100 Va
100%
3%s_. .1983
104 %
105 Va
.1979
104%
104%
3%s ,1979
1057's
106 %
.1984
102%
103 %
3%s
Long Island Lighting
Gas
3%s^
Illinois
Gas
3VbS
Power
Pacific
Finance
Power
—
1959
Pitts
&
3%s_
Electric 3%s_—
Public
West
Serv
Va
Co
Ry
104 %
100%
100%
101 %
102
3%s_. .1984
3%s
of
103%
.1984
.1984
4s
& Lgt
Penn
47
97%
Ind—
98%
4s
StocksDallas
El
Power
Paso
Nat
Louisiana
4.16%
&
Lgt 4%
Gas
Power
5.65 %
& Lgt—
100
99%
100%
100
Ohio Power 4.08% preferred-100
101%
102%
100%
101%
preferred
Mississippi Pow &
4.86%
preferred
Lgt—
Tenn Gas Transmission—
5.85%
preferred
County Elec—
preferred
100
103%
105
100
104
105%
Worcester
1984
106
4.44 %
41
52%
FOOTNOTES
48%
FOR
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
73 %
•No par value,
b Bid yield price.
x
k
wl
1,220
43%
45%
2
26
27%
Ask
.1984
3V8S
Calif Oregon Power 3%s— .1934
Central Power & Lt 3ysS— .1934
42
--
3
Fire
60%
10
Trust
&
11 y#
76%
10
68 %
Trust—33%
4%
10
Bank
50 %
10
45 Va
Bank
Harris Trust & Savings Bk—100
Northern Trust Co
:
100
27%
6.25
Marine
Ask
65
53%
10
(N Y)
15 T 8
3%
Trust
Pacific
Providence-Washington
Reinsurance Corp
Bid
62
30%
50%
10%
5
43%
Fire
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
262
29%
26
10
5
Globe & Rutgers Fire
Great
American
252
Va
48%
10
II5
Globe & Republic
N
39
4
10
Phoenix
St
General Reinsurance
Glens Falls
&
County
36%
48%
2.50
<S Fi
Bk
(ex-distribution)
Stamped
United States Trust
12.50
Indemnity Co
Peerless
Federal
State
National
25
Continental Bank & Trust
Trade
3.33%
Fire
391
Bank and Trust
Continental Illinois
51
42%
2.50
Northern
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Par
City Nat'l
46 %
64
_10
Hampshire Fire
New
10
379
38%
90
5
Casualty
36%
10
& Trust
40 %
5
Amsterdam
38%
24%
New
Companies
Ask
Chemical Bank
Bends-
Fire
26%
35%
5
Assurance
Bid
49%
88
60%
Fire
Connecticut General Life—
Casualty Co
62
10
Merchants
Merchants & Manufacturers
2%
10
Fire
Ask
5
27%
23%
10
Shippers
Bid
5
26%
21»2
25
Insurance
Camden
Co
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
National
Bankers
10
Home
5
Re-insurance
American Surety
Automobile
100
Eye National Bank
Par
52
4
preferred—
59
114
American Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25
141
56%
10
—10
——-—
99.770
44%
Public Nat'l
Ask
89.763
15
Hew
Bid
July 22, 1954_
99.879
10
National
Aetna
York
Long Island Trust—
Inc
99.900
'
1954—
5.20
Value
Street Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
99.796
Bankers Trust
Guaranty Trust Co„
16.63
Aetna
Co—10
Fiduciary Trust
United Funds Inc—
Value Line Fund Inc
99.787
15,
Chase National Bank
Federation
United Continental Fund
July
8.71
1
Accumulated
99.913
1,
Chicago
Manhattan
the
(White
Inc
99.815
July
York-
Hew
Bank of New
Investors
99.835
99.805
Bank & Trust
Par
1
99.857
99.324
99.867
21.14
Fund
99.846
;
99.888
16.63
19.45
Shares
i
July 8, 1954
99.903
13.20
16.31
•
1954
1954
99.930
32
12.07
1
value)
24,
99.947
99.921
1954
1954—
17,
June
99.939
May 27, 1954.
June 3. 1954—
27%
—*
Fund-lc
Insurance
Ask
99.382
Irving Trust
Par
Bid
99.835
30.71
Investors
Dollar Value
Ask
99.873
14.43
United
Treasury Bills
Dollar Value
99.875
23.41
Fund
1-54
TAB
2Va
Sovereign
10-
1954
Wall
Fund
1.30%
4-
2.35%
1954 TAB
97c
lc
Institutional
Insurance
1.25%
18,
83c
Growth
1.25%
bl.35
24,
Fund —V——lc
Foundation
bl.40
June
Line Income Fund Inc
1
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
Institutional
Institutional
1-54
1-54
June
2.24
Fund
Ask
1111-
99.997
Ltd—
Bank
Bid
1-54
3-54
99.982
12.53
1
Due
2-
1.35% Wi 5-
99.994
2.05
Shares
Institutional
19.78
13.57
Dated
1.90%
1.05%
99.976
11.59
Foundation Fund Inc.lOo
Incorporated Investors
Institutional
Stock
Amer
United
Haydock
Hudson Fund Inc
Rate
1.10%
bl.30
1954
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
8.54
30.17
12.92
29.29
Inc—1
■V Ask
1-54
6-
1954
Canada
(net asset
Television-Electronics
Shares
1-53
6,
Stevens & Clark
inc
Texas
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
10-
Bid
bl.40
29,
Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
4.70
3.93
99.26
99.16
Apr.
Fund
8.61
4.32
7,79
99.28
99.8
1959.
3-54
B-
Growth Stock
8.67
-lc
2.70*
Due
3-53
3.79
2.50
4.28
.lo
1,
May
Inc
7.85
—
100.12
99.18
6.07
Inc
7.91
shares
Industry
3.47
1
Fund
lo
——
Dated
8-
5.33
1
—lc
shares
stock
shares
Steel
of
—lo
Equipment shares
Railroad
IfiRfl
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Oebenfures
Bat*
8.52
3.12
Petroleum shares
Railroad
9.37
7.04
8.55
6.42
Merchandising shares —lc
Mining shares
lc
l%s April
I.
13.07
Fund
9.57
Industrial Machinery shares_lo
Price
6.08
Fully
„
1%r Oct.
5.55
preferred
Petroleum & Trading
Philadelphia Fund Inc
10.77
6.33
9-28
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Electronics & Electrical
1955
15,
100.19
101.7
99.20
11.96
$1.50
—lc
lc
Common
100.17
101.5
1955
7.40
7.80
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
Building shares
,
100.16
100.4
1
England Fund
Pine Street
—lc
15,
June
New
7.91
i
6.77
4.88
lc
13.18
Chemical shares
103.30
100.8
1
Series
Resources
7.21
Capital Growth Fund—
%s March
1954
10.51
1
Resources Fund
12.04
-
100.24
103.28
14.64
9.f52
1
Fund inc
lo
shares
100.24
100.16
17.61
1
Series
—
Stock
—lc
Aviation
13.54
1
Slock
Series
shares
Automobile
16.41
1
—
Series
Natural
7.13
2
General
Trust
11.74
l
Stock
eneral Capital Corp—
Sas Industries Fund Inc
Investors
10.80
1
Speculative Series
—1
—
100.27
100.18
1956
1956
15, 1957
2.15%
Series
Income
Growth
6.77
15,
Dec.
1.30%
Fund
Preferred
lo
Inc
13.02.
Securities—
10.04
9.24
-lo
stock series
13.02
1
interest
—
Inc—
Common stock series
Fundamental Investors
l
-
42
40
100.27
l%s April 1, 1957
l%s Oct. 1, 1957
1 %s April
1, 1958
Notes—
a.90 %
Investors Corp
National Security Series—
Balanced Series
Bond
Fidelity
1%»
Fund—
National
33.37
1
Equity Fund Inc
beneficial
Nation
——-——-1
Fund
Fund
100.22
1,
1,
2.25%
Of
Howard—
&
Balanced
Stock
value
asset
12.02
11.06.
100.20
April
23.70
Mutual Trust Shares
—1
Inc
2%s March
H'
——
2.21
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Dividend Shares
l%s Oct.
100.28
8.92
12.30
—25c
Fund
Creator?
33.03
1
Invest
7.98
Stock
l%s
100.23
100.26
Ask
\
21.59
Fund, Inc
Massachusetts
Growth
Bid
100.12
Investors Trust—
beneficial
1
11.26
1
point
Notes—(Cont.)
100.21
1954
a
8.70
Bond
Mutual
11.15
—1
Fund
Diversified
6.36
Mutual
1
——
value
asset
4.11
5.73
—————_lc
Massadiusetts
of
3.73
shares
shares
Manhattan
Ctfs
lc
lc
Mass Investors Growth Stock
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc—
Delaware
Steel
32
Vegh Income Fund Inc—
Net asset value
Metals
—
Paper shares
Petroleum
1
Inc
Composite
Equipment
Treasury
S%s Aug. 15, 1954
t%8 Sept. 15, 1954
l%s Feb. 15, 1955
Business
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
1,
of
Maturity—
100.10
2%s
June
more 32nds
one or
Ask
Indebtedness—
4.22
3.83
20.13
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
lc
23.91
7.22
of
Certificates
Automobile shares
8,430
137
1
113%
7.53
Maturity—
Canada
100.12
112%
1961
102.20
100.8
wi
9.85
5.85
May 1, 1958
2%s May 1, 1959
Panama Canal 3s
99.18
102.14
2%s
10.57
1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
99.10
14.00
9.69
1,
9.64
12.83
1
S-2
28.38
value™
Bonds)
Grade
Bonds)
1
Stocks)—1
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)_l
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stkj_l
2%
11.04
,
2 V*
100.12
1954
1954
100.3
2%s June 1,
B-3
S'/a
100.8
2%s June 1,
21.09
10.16
100.21
23.34
19.40
Beneficial Corp
1
Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__l
100.17
1955-54
1,
Ask
Bonds—
1954
26.93
(Medium
Blair
Bank
1,
27.15
(Investment
B-2
Priced
Land
Nov.
24.73
B-l
Net
point
I
11.39
10.31
of
a
Bonds)_l
10.44
10.00
Tr
32nds of
more
er
Ask
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
Funds—
1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Inv
one
7.24
American
Fund
Par
1.04
American
Mutual
Mutual Funds—
Aik
25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
Atomic
Bid
Par
:
admitted
Btock
to
listing on the New York
Exchange.
t
y
New
stock,
Ex-divldend.
When
issued,
Ex-rights.
Volume 179
Number 5319
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
43
(1871)
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINCS
Bank
Clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
based
us
decrease compared with a year ago.
a
1.9%
below those of the corresponding week last year.
$18,384,797,439 against $18,742,705,208 for the
Third Federal Reserve
center there is
loss for the week ending
a
week in 1953.
Bethlehem
•
-
1
)"
.
Our comparative sum-
York..
New
v
v.-h
$9,342,705,795
1,081,970,738
953.973,181
1,311,000,000
1,158,000,000
Kansas
City
San
—
575,461,598
342,531,439
,
—
589,971,872
354,334,612
___J
395.454,430
463,684,802
____
Baltimore
498,227,038
264,932,234
Other cities,
,
Total
all cities, five
cities,
days.
•
,
all cities for week
in
issue of»next week.
our
Total
ends Saturday, and the
Saturday figures
—
0.3
—
706,017,501
+
In the elaborate detailed
we
able to
are
April 17.
Virginia—Huntington
week
same
in
was
decrease of
a
2.3
District of
clearings at this center showing
they
are
5.4%
in the Philadelphia Reserve District of 22.2%.
smaller by
are
of
by 3.2%.
District of 3.1%.
note that
we
totals record
decline of
a
Georgia—Atlanta
:v
_
furnish
a
summary
SUMMARY
Week Ended April 17—
a
and in the San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
$
5.4
716,494,278
2nd
New
York__
11
3rd
Philadelphia
,_11
4th
Cleveland
5th
7
__
Richmond
7th
8th
10th
17
St
Louis
__
Minneapolis
Kansas
San
4
7
__10
City
Dallas
12th
10
i-__.
Chicago
9th
11th
6
__
6th Atlanta:
6
__.._
|___.„10
Francisco
Total
10,406,003,285
New
York
9,256,499,788
967,174.935
1,243,209,412
1,179,837,415
1,277,771,045
7.7
$
697,407,324
684,017,029
+ 12.4
.8,935,988,265
8,566,519.545
—22.2
1,311,662,937
249,988,186
41,943,400
-jr+ 4.8
478,869,765
40,475,700
6,656,742
—18.8
10,795,076
6,541,705
9,559,654
8.6
414,033,458
391,512,505
7.7
1,186,502,040
1,186,837,136
—
—
663,084,248
—12.3
3,380,326
3.0
2,873,992
18,659,000
155,855,172
168,523,647
0.6
—
18,823,000
7.7
+
—
5,280,460
4,825,974
292,096.955
,
0.1
256,202,430
—
6.2
115,467,119
113,119~812
—
3.6
555,008,507
600,099,380
+
1
25,881,900
—15.0
110,762,754
—14.2
113,151,455
96,583,890
335,000,000
0.6
342,700,000
315,100,000
7,465,119
Mobile
.J
:
.____
,
4,939,473
175,512,476
152,314,499
158,266,572
10,282,351
_
.9,234,231,
647,029
164,545,056
Louisiana—New Orleans
529,620
152,061,980
—
23,769,781
—14.0
8,006,819
+ 15.8
+ 11.3
5,007,151
164,393,736
144,103,807
8,145,812
+ 22.2
452,007
8.2
145,618,396
25,306,875
—
9.7
—
3.8
+
7,239,835
4,169,146
132,900,644
144,260,348
9,529,460
565^692
f
146,322,847
_____i
Total
(10 cities)
___
948,454,701
—
979,654,125
3.2
—
955,348,964
881,978,737
Seventh Federal Reserve
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
1,789,162
16,100,605
i
Wayne
1,186,502,040
8,130,993
8,850,001
77,539,000
Haute
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
-19.4
7,241,833
6,700,890
+
3.3
60,561,000
63,869,000
—25.2
9,089,680
9,859,41.4
3,815,482
107,431,226
3.3
3,710,798
0.6
100,403,740
2,975,268
89,453,628
Peoria
+
1.2
4,928,206
4,629,963
+
6.1
31,842,455
+
0.3
955,492,675
1,430,039
—23.3
32,286,375
9,720,784
1,544,771
1,022,813,818
—24.8
1,035,837,197
0.6
4,631,880
3,585,114
—11.3
14,026,260
12,680,597
—20.6
8,623,277
4,538,798
16,432,685
9,373,226
5,075,702
5,219,865
1,092,584,377
(17 cities)
1,350,980,846
—
16,334,860
1,2627790
2.8
4,963,409
7,186,176
3,939,637
—18.1
1,317,661,720
1,229,253,431
—
Reserve District—Stt Louis—
163,986,011
2,325,096
2,387,262
623,676,863
648,147,315
2.3
127,704,651
349,000,000
—
323,900,000
7.4
154,748,086
349,500,000
150,070,498
-15.1
341,000,000
177,055,402
108,365,756
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
1,186,837,136
5,300,403
36,821,506
r 7,446,501
___
Federal
—
14,822,692
v
14,577,876
Rockford
—
1,096,166
___________________
Decatur
Eighth
5,660,478
10,977,151
14,861,261
Illinois—Bloomington
Missouri—St.
12,327,207
6,614,339
769,330,279
4,513,042
City
Chicago
1,453,279
12,043,500
75,037,000
11,359,230
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
!___
5^364,873
v
Des Moines __—39,084,395
v
1,434,671
3.4
1.3
3,687,657
106,750,852
1
Bend
Sioux
6.2
+
—
8,494,046
Indianapolis
South
1,907,838
15,568,894
8,022,959
Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
128,470,098
105,142,077
2.6
2,647,570
2,218,292
3.8
609,765,754
606,930,867
-
1,249,704,027
—
it
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
-
it
Total
II
—
(4 cities)
—
«l
'3.6
555,008,507
600,099,380
3.2
955,348,964
881,978,737
—rl8.1
1,317,661,720
1,229,253,431
3.8
609,765,754
606,930,867
638,922,122
663,084,248
—
948,454,701
979,654,125
—
1,092,584,377
1,350,980,846
623,676,863
648,147,315
it
'
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
II
II
•
44
487,768,771
503,277,767
571,708,858
583,615,605
456,176,809
468,437,012
—
—
448,946,000
459,962,702
548,043,701
583,546,358
South
366,787,540
Montana—Billings
2.6
450,142,702
44
985,789,241
1,087,033,307
18,818,984,499
8,461,456,049
9,933,270,956
City
9.3
988,781,552
1,059,808,067
1.8
18,005.259,466
17,475,444,819
—14.8
9,420,507,294
7,551,898
-—
u;*v.
;_______
Paul
St.
2.0
44
18,474,591,655
Minneapolis
North Dakota—Fargo
8,691,842
326,383,796
.343,067,341
124,769,058
Minnesota—Duluth
3.1
—
44
111 cities
Outside
757,274,029
1951
$
'-Dec. %
$
127,429,862
5,719,709
Total
1952
Inc. or
1953
'
6,020,683
333,931,065
6,421,018
Mississippi—Vicksburg
by Federal Reserve Districts:
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1954
4,180,677
19,799,000
171,722,961
158,407,047
Springfield
we
9,889,621
229,652,033
475,264,907
1.3
+
8,156,424
3.9
9.7
333,100,000
,
Alabama—Birmingham
and the Minneapolis Reserve
-v
following
1,277,771,045
5.6
+
—
—
22,005,591
95,012,401
Florida—Jacksonville
In the Cleveland Reserve
trict of 9.3%.
In the
13,383,203
410,743,226
.638,922,122
(6 Cities)
Nashville
improve¬
an
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show a decrease of
2.0%. in the Dallas Reserve District of 2.6%
48,412,600
10,158,420
10,861,826
5,983,548
Grand
The Chicago Reserve District suffers
18.1%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 3.8%
9,659.823
263,046,340
522,367,433
119,560,884
Macon
7.7%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 3.6%
and in the Atlanta Reserve District
loss
1,249,704,027
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Terre
District the totals
1,311,662,937
5,462,006
14.8%, ;the bank
12.4%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals register
and
—22.2
334,244,226
Columbia—Washington..
Augusta
week ended
—
located and from this
in the New York Reserve District (including this
city) the
1,243,209,412
3,665,064
Tennessee—Knoxville
We group the cities according
increase of 12.7%.
an
to the Federal Reserve District in which
ment of
the week
as
1.8%, the aggregate of clearings
Outside of this city there was a loss of
11,862,503
1.9
having amounted to $18,474,591,655 against $18,818,984,499 in
1953.
12,431,022
11,257,161
20,393,000
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
statement, however, which we present further below,
For that week there
5,670,964
13,224,900
—12.2
155,075,400
Richmond
has to be estimated.
give final and complete results of the previous week
for the whole country
the
cases
+ 42.6
—20.8
1,179,837,415
(7 cities)
7.4
—
today, inasmuch
Accordingly, inthe above the last day of the week in all
8,334,637
13,553,336
10,434,928
1
375,598,466
Virginia—Norfolk
not available at time of going to press.
are
7,181,647
2,871,105
6.6
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
—10.5
$18,384,797,439 $18,742,705,208
We cannot furnish them
3,769,151
6,683,589
2,436,747
3,061,668
+
4,109,577
5.9
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
*
1,198,000,000
4,205,201
9.5
+
6.9
—
Total
Total
1,260,000,000
—13.7
7,369,084
9,672,450
•
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
—11.1
3,530,084,520
758,510,332
—23.2
4,101,728
49,039,200
Mansfield
—10.4
$17,626,287-,107 $18,036,687,707
day
one
1,186,000,000
10,199,143
South
All
5.0
252,783,228
.471,683,102
Columbus
0.8
—
298,215,956
3,160,459,715
1^92,923
1,325,450
967,174,935
(11 cities)
Cleveland
6.9
—
$14,465,827,392 $14,506,603,187
five days—
1.298,643
1,407,183
1,279,616
4,298,083
9,162,893
Cincinnati
West
iTen cities five days
1,199,493
—29.9
—59.2
10,731,832
Ohio—Canton.
2.7
—
326,700,000
549,304,000
Francisco
Cleveland
+ 43.2
1,565,960
11,888,689
Jersey—Trenton
Youngstown
367,883,917
324,100,000
Pittsburgh
1,473,752
2,132,417
5,181,902
8,067,909
3,264,021
Delaware—Wilmington
1
St. Louis
S
3,539,627
Wilkes-Barre
+ 13.2
560,005.420
1951
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland-—
+ 13.4
Boston
.
1952
$
Dec. %
911,000^000
Scranton
1.4
89,208.914,147
Philadelphia
V
$
%
Chicago
_
1953
5,442211
Philadelphia
Reading
Total
1953
Week Ended April 17
Inc. or
>,
qrq 93?
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1954
•
1,098|376
_
Lancaster
New
Week Ended April 24—
*
2,110,145
—
York
Friday of 1.4%.
T
District—Philadelphia-
Chester
At this
for the week follows:
<mary
\
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Our preliminary total
same
t
S
all cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be
'1
!
1954
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, April 24, clearings for
stands at
t
•
•
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
'
•
122,240,522
8,439,661
.
321,843,571
113,007,170
103,941,828
9.1
8,520,577
7,824,299
+
2.3
3,807,843
4,085,314
+ 12.1
4,179,964
11,481,389
11,623,260
487,768,771
Helena
6,305,647
301,591,503
.4,295,667
5,515,984
.____,
6,322,981
4.9
2.1
+
.4,919,474
7,671,839
4,394,807
Dakota—Aberdeen
—13.1
—
503,277,767
—
—
1.2
11,515,962
4,096,446
11,865,597
3.1
448,946,000
459,962,702
9,231,999,883
—
—
Total
(7 cities)
—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityWe
week
add
now
ended
detailed statement
our
April
showing the figures for each city for the
17 for four years:
Hastings
—-——.
—.
Week Ended April 17
1954
1953
$
$
Inc.
'
Omaha
1952
or
Dec. %
1951
$
$
.Maine—Bangor
Fall
New
Bedford
1,726,065
1,623,027
4,435,206
3,790,893
626,389.568
3.9
578,854,613
3,470,960
+
3.2 <
2,353,550
1,173,035
Lowell
0.9
9.6
3,581,484
River
+
+
601.841,628
Massachusetts—Boston
2,239,144
5,176,756
1,123,345
+
4.4
1,211,623
577,664,077
.
*
3,903,013
+
0.4
1,905,803
2,138,050
12,381.190
+
6.4
10,907,820
8,844,729
3.8
8,351,533
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven
^
(12
Total
7,933,312
30,628,018
9.464,112
13,564,762
Wichita
1,962,635
33,912,300
33,248,300
+ 12.9
1,823,629
1,790,999
5.4
697,407,324
9,675,788
399,238,844
31,519,394
7,366,000
6,274,947
33,687,081
-
Galveston
15,560,339
757,274,029
583,615,605
388,108,763
.
36,364,843
2,215,320
—
571,708,858
_____
Fort Worth
4.7
32.7
362,879,682
3,892,481
4,155,733
438,799
7,745,829
1.8
137,050,866
7,891,788
161,746,560
—10.3
—
11,560,686
829,413
639.553
6.0
+
8,781,463
11,020,026
7.1
19,236,358
15,502,409
2.1
353,284,079
369,337,491
7.7
11,199,301
12,306,801
+ 48.9
3,499,755
3,818,989
—25.3
3,558,436
2,892,646
2.0
548,043,701
583,546,358
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
19.8
716,494,278
cities).
-—
__.
(10 cities)—.
16,403,342
38,788 200
—
24,863,638
3,104,987
35,272,975
26,123,500
9,718,977
809,498
4.1
—
355,279,451
12,453,204
5,796,248
—
Pueblo
13,150,790
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
Joseph
City
Colorado—Colorado Springs
33,601,091
;
_
Rhode Island—Providence
New
10.162,901,
;
+ 12.6
—
23,088,237
Dallas
'
9,778,563
154,813,899
8,721,921
—
827,847
10,067.333
934,634 '
3,916.914
Worcester
j
-1,856,228
13,177,375
Springfield
9,466,622
—152,063,046
Wichita
St.
2,259,803
5,674,775
Portland
______t___
Kansas—Topeka
Missouri—Kansas
^First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
.
—1____
Lincoln
Clearings at—
835,329
940,967
794,017
Nebraska—Fremont
6,644,200
-
5,991.675
Falls
12,280,978
14,362,039
456,176,809
Louisiana—Shreveport
468,437,012
—
—
+
—
2.2
8,063,898
7,113,178
2.8
384,343,062
6.9
30,335,280
304,412,508
27,090,627
9.8
6.739.000
11,474,000
4.5
5,953,984
4,607,195
—14.5
14,707,478
12,090,032
2.6
450,142,702
366,787,540
8.0
169,616,825
168,840,478
—
684,017,029
—
Total
(6 cities)
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District- -New York—
,
New
York—Albany
.Buffalo
27,444,266
+ 175.1
17,013,250
16,825,510
1
4.129.047
120,913.010
126,029,043
2,796,339
:»j.
_
2,840,169
—
—
1
7.9
3,904,409
3,018,073
119,607,598
4.1
116,012,242
"
Elmira
Jamestown
"
New
s
2,262,127
York
_
2.322,008
10,013.135,606
8, 385,713.543
Rochester
jr
,
—
+
1.5
New
Total „(ll
Jersey__
cities)
Lake
California—Long
-
City
Beach
Pasadena
——
,
1,947,864
San
Franfcisco
2.6
2,181,092
2,340,412
San
Jose
12.7
8,584,752,172
8,243,444,936
29,329,419
+ 12.4
25,838,597
19,296.030
Jersey—Newark
Utah—Salt
2,789,357
.
21,485,023
—10.2
'21,688,719
19,676,308
24,314,331
Syracuse
•Northern
—
32,963,445
Connecticut—Stamford
New
Oregon—Portland
'
3,804,363
19,369,167
25.5
21,527,455
17,671,760
Santa
176,916,719
5,157,811
Yakima
75,493,810
_
Binghamton
•
162,803,921
Washington—Seattle
—
'
4,686,037
173,102,644
72,911,132
21,668,481
15,440,896
182,877,816
86,473,531
23,930,587
15,400,236
500,927,235
561,535,125
17,586,623
17,597.097
6,508,395
Barbara
Stockton
-
6,570,658
9,671,629
11.055,975
985,789,241
1,087,033,307
18*74,591,655
18,818,984,499
8.461,456,049
9,933,270,956
—
+ 10.1
4,508,823
3,694^42
5.3
172,631,123
177,431,374
—15.7
75,431,504
77,514,806
17,592,970
—
—
9.5
18,811,488
0.3
13,890,604
12,214,316
—10.8
499,400,197
16,154,059
570,471,940
+
0.1
+
14,695,432
0.9
7,534.822
5,055,265
—12.5
10,802,107
12,296,544
—
23.427,562
Total
(10 cities)
9.3
988,781,552
1,059,808,067
1.8
18,005,259,466
17,475,444.819
—14.8
9,420,507,294
-9,231,999,833
—
1
V'
+
51.277,609
63,626.697
—19.4;
59,741.611
74,211,401
—19.5
10,406,003.235
59,756,770
65,387,242
(111 Cities)
56,767,636
76,928.846
,
Grand total
Outside New York City
—
-
9.256^99T7S8
;
+12.4
8,035,988,265
-6,566,519.545
^Estimated.
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•
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i
y
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
...
Monday, April 26, 1954
(1872)
44
•
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the
certifies daily to the
countries of the
1st. mtge. bonds due 1983
Transfer Co., 1st mtge. 3+4% bonds;—:
Power
4 '/a %
Co.,
.
We give below a record for the week just passed:
RATES CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
APRIL 16, 1954 TO APRIL 22, 1954, INCLUSIVE
: '
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
May 20
1373
Minnesota
Jun
1
1613
Mississippi Power Co., 1st mtge.'3Vi% bds., ,due 1983-JMay 3
.) 1483
Morrell (John) & Co., 15-year 3% debentures, due 1958-May
1
+1484
Seabrook Farms Co., 3%%' debentures, due 1962—--!—May
1
'1484
Southern Union Gas Co., 3%% debentures, due .1972—May
1
U
1484
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co., 4%% debs., due 1971_May 1
;•r.K.v "£
Virginian Ry.—
- '
' v
-S' »> •
1st lien & mtge. ref. bonds, ser. C, 3 V* %, due 1973—Jun 15
Western Maryland Ry.—
' v>.„ \.;v.
1st mortgage 4'/2% bonds, series B, due 1976May 1; V.> 1618
.161$
York Corp., 1st mtge. 3V*% s. f. bonds, due 1960
May 10
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
world.
Pag»
Date
and Issue—
Company
Gulf
TARIFF ACT OF 1930
•
r
United States Money)
for Cable Transfers in New York (Value in
Noon Buying Rate
Monetary Unit
Country and
/-d
jj
ENTIRE ISSUE CALLED
Friday
$
.200000*
.132333*
* .0719820* ~
Argentina peso—
Basic
Preferential
Free
-
Austria, schilling
-
__
Belgium, franc
Brazil, cruziero—
Free
-
Malayan dollar
dollar
Canada,
Ceylon, rupee
France
-
franc
Germany, Deutsch Mark
___.
Dominion of, rupee
India,
pound
Ireland,
Mexico,
I
__
peso
_
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound„—__
—
krone
Norway,
Islands, peso-
Philippine
Portugal
-
escudo
BwSSrkrona
Switzerland,
-£
1-
-
franc
Uruguay,
peso
tAppllcatlon depends upon type of
•Nominal.
.0198375
,0352609*t
.0352609*t
.326900
merchandise.
.00435401*
-
;
-
-
"
,
2.818333
2.818750
Name of Company
.0799360
.264100
.264100
2.790841
Gardner
4%
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*;
.0349000
.0349000 >
.193330*
.193330*
.233150
.233200
2.807803
2.808219
2.818281
Redemption
fund
notes
i.
873,646
21,275,750
cash
Discounts
—
389,069
__
S.
1,206
—
4,229
+
155,169
advances
and
+
2,853
+
15,701
—
—
Industrial loans
IS.
855
—
res._
gold'certificate
United
226,000
in New York
R.
i
Total
Other
F.
for
—
—•
115
—
118,307
107,693
35,739
6$7,010
2,275
securities:
Government
Bought outright—
Bills
Certificates
,
1,910,975
—
+1,396,221
6,051,191
—
+
13,029,021
Notes
'
—
1,055,475
744,650
880,825
3,641,150
Bonds—
+
24,632,337
outright——
repurchase
bought
Held
:
General
7%
General
million.- Loans to banks de¬
loans
from
securities-
24,788,712
banks——
92
and
foreign
826,221
+
million,
$33
-
million in
of
Holdings
$63 million
States Government bonds decreased
City and increased $32 million in the San
net decrease of $38 mil¬
lion at all reporting member banks.
Francisco District;
there
was a
increased $225 million in
the Chicago District, $139 million in the San Francisco
District, $72 million in the Richmbnd District, but they
decreased $60 million in the Philadelphia District. Time
deposits increased $50 million.
Demand
deposits
Borrowings
adjusted
Chicago and
$1.42 million at all reporting member*banks. - ; • - $103
decreased
million
in
liabilities of reporting
mem¬
136,936
152.619
15~555
4,140,809
42,842
notes of other banks—
F. R.
Uncollected
items
cash
Bank
premises
Other
assets
Total
—
■+
1
2,398
231,813
3,687
23,956
8,621
50,970.182
———
+
375
53,354
169,847
assets
—
32,731
Mills,
274,127
Deposits:
Apr. 7,
Apr. 15,
1954
1953
S.
25,416,761
99,183
—
Ibank—res.
accts._
19,565,824
account
564,842
—
443,173
Treas.—gen.
—
Foreign
273,167
+
79,967
90,130
74,067
55,703
26,119
141,479
31,921
388,289
+
35,420
20,962,128
Other
+
208,401
-
deposits—_i
Deferred
Other
avail,
liab.
&
items—
cash
3,437,038
divids.
18,048
accrued
+
1,320
36,275
+
147,300
—
—
270,987
1.212
-
Loans—gross
liabilities
Capital
49,833,975
—
i
271,087
(Section
7)_,_*__.__i
625,013
Surplus
(Section
13liC
capital
1™.
in
''
Totall
liabilities
ital
Real
+
"
557
226,083
Other
+
dealers
for
tances
combined-on
32,731
correspondents
Industrial
loan
General
45.9 %
_
0.1%
4V2%
;
______
commitments
17,380
2,977
+
.
956
—
156
—
+
General
114
(quar.)
$5
Co.,
4«/2%
H.),
preferred
Globe-Wernicke
Goodall
Co.,
123
+
4-13.
5-
1
4- 8
r'22Va0
5-
1
4- 8
;
50c
-
'
.
>
—
_
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
5- 1
550
5- 1
6- 5
5-1
8%
preferred
class
21
+
332
Class
A
+
135
Class
A
4
+
40
Grafton
62V2C
$1.25
25c
56Vic
$1.75
15c
$2.50
75c
$1.25
...
220
+1,676
5%
—
190
Grand
2,908
+
41
4,608
—
33
—
38
464
+
793
—1,185
+1,604
+
329
8,038
8
+
533
14,041
+
35
—
965
+
79
+
49
2,670
+
123
+
162
banks
domestic
15c
&
deposits adjusted
609
+2,083
52,933
+
20,254
+
557
50
849
+
62
10,669
+
266
+
475
1,285
+
16
142
—
50
557
2,687
—
'
deposits:
5-
6-15
5-15 '
'5-« 1
5-15
6-15
6-15
">
4-30
5-12
5-28
5-.,l5-17
5-17
W
6-25
5- 1
5- 1
6-10
4-20
4-20
4-19
4-26
5-19
9-11
12-11
12-11
11-29
11-29
t25c
J25c
125c
) 6-15
9-15
12-15
(accum.)—
31 Vic
—25°
5- 1
5"28
(quar.)_.
B
B
—
(quar.)
;
'
-—
8-30
5-25
8-25
11-23
:
4-10
5" 3
Corp.—
preferred
Co.
(quar.)_
—
—5%
dividend
Graton & Knight Co.,
Grayson-Robinson
$1.80 prior pfd.
Stores,
-
505
~
—
—
37
Notices
90c
(s-a)_
5-28
5- 3
5-15
5- 5
Inc.—•
56Vic
(Houston)—.:i.
5-17
5- 3
40c
50c
6-10
5- 1
8- 1
4-15
37V2C
" 5- 1
~ 50c
5- 6
50c
6-21
Guardian Mutual Fund, Inc.
10c
4-26
Grulf Life Insurance Co., (quar.)
I2V2C
5- 3
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.—
;>■/,. ■/.,
$5 preferred (quar.)
$1.23
6-10
.i$5 -preferred (quar.)
Vl-25
9-10
Gurney Products, Ltd., $1.60 pfd.
(quar.)_
t40c :
5- 1
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.— +
Quarterly
V
t50c
6-1
Hagerstown Gas Co. (quar.)
17V2c
5- 1
Halle Bros. Oto., common
(quar.)
25c
5-1
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd., 57c
pfd. (quar.)
J$1.25
5-15
Hanna (M. A.) Co., class A com. (quar.)—
50c
6-11
Class B common
(quar.)
—50c
6-11
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
$1.06Vi
6- 1
4-16
4-26
6-11
4-15
4-15
$2.25
Great
preferred
Green
(H.
(quar.)—
Life
Southern
Quarterly
Insurance
__—
L.)
& Co.
(quar.)—
Co.—
■
r
preferred (quar.)
Grumann Aircraft Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Quarterly
>
,
Brewery
convertible
+
'
———-
-
,
—
-
Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week end¬
ed April 14: Decreases of $190 million in holdings of
Treasury bills and $849 million in United States Govern¬
deposits, and increases of $557 million in demand
deposits adjusted and $266 million in demand deposits
ment
credited
to
domestic banks.
Commercial,
and agricultural loans de¬
creased in all but two districts and a total of
$156 mil¬
lion
at
^11 reporting member banks; the principal
changes were decreases of $40 million in New York City.
$36 million in the Chicago District, $22 million in the
San Francisco
District, $20 million in the St. Louis Dis¬
trict, and $14 million in the Cleveland District.
according to industry
appear
in another
press
lioans to brokers and dealers for purchasing
and common stocks called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
preferred
including
the
current
the
details
or
Changes
release,
carrying
volume
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
were
in which
Harbinson-Walker Refractories—
dividend
Stock
Hat
of
Corp.
Hecht
Date
1st
Gas
3y2%
bonds,
Southern
Great
A,
due
series C,
RR.
1st
due
1971
3*/4%
mtge.
1967
Alabama Power Co.,
1st mtge.
4y8%
May 15
bonds,
_May
bonds, due 19833 3A% bonds
.Apr
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Ry. 1st mtge.
due 1963
Central Indiana Gas Co.,
Chicago
4%%
&
Western
1st collat.
Commercial
Florida
Fort
Power
Worth
1st mtge. 2VS%
Indiana RR.—
&
Corp.,
Denver
4.90%
3%
1473
1369
bds., due 1971 -May
1610
(quar.)—
L
(quar.)
common
Powder
56Vic
30c
15c
(quar.)
pfd.
'
3%
:
(quar.)
Co., 5% preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
45cr
93Vic
$1.25
preferred, series A (quar.)
67c
conv.
pfd.
series B
(Chocolate
stock
A
35c
30c
(quar.)__^
1
1479
Holden
-May 15
Co., common
dividend
(quar.)
preferred
Mfg.
Hollinger
1
1371
1721
,
4-15
4- 9
4-15
4-20
4- 9
4- 9
4-33
4-15
5-11
5-13
4-21
5- 1
4-15
15c
Co., Ltd.,
Cons.
Gold
class A
Mines Ltd.
common
convertible preferred
—
4-15
7- 1
6-15
5-1
4-8
$6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-15
5- 3
$15c
(quar.)
5- 3
2%
(quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp.,
57c
5- 1
6- 1
12V2c
1721
_May
4-16
4-15
4-2D
$1.25
(quar.)
5 7c
Mfg.
Stock
57c
.May 15
3-25
5-10
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
4-26
4-30
5- 1
4-30
4-30
5-15
53140
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
1157
Ry.—
.
4-29
Corp.
preferred
Hershey
Higbee
Higbie
1370
8-3
;4-15
4-21
5- 5
Hercules Steel Products Corp.—■
1477
1st
mortgage
4%%
bonds
due
1982
Georgia Power Co., 1st mtge., 3 %% bonds, due 1983
:
pfd.
preferred
4Vi 7o
.May
debentures due 1961—
-May
preferred
4V2%
;
'
40c
683/ic
$12V2c
Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
17c
1
bonds, ser. A, due 1982- -May 1
junior subord. notes due 1973_
.Apr 30
& Rubber Co.,
1717
26
trust mtge.
Credit 3V27o
Firestone Tire
Company,
3% 7o
Hercules
Corp.—
mortgage
series
Pag*
,
common—™.—...—
America,
Industries,
Hayes
Hays Corp., 5%
Alabama
on
& Marx (quar.)
Hartford Electric Light Co.
(quar.)__
Hartz (J. F.) Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)_.
Hart, Schaffner
Hayes Mfg. Corp.
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
Company and Issue—
Alabama
industrial,
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
5-21
8-23
4-15
6- 1
6-1
5-11
.
Below will be found
;
6-1
6- 1
8-30
(quar.)
convertible
Stock
...
6-12
6-12
9-11
—
——
1
4-1
4-15
4-15
5-17
.5-1
5- 1
$2
$1.50
$2
$1.50
$2
$1.50
-
class
Griesedieck Western
deposits except Goverment
U. 8. Government deposits
.
4-10'
.
.
(quar.).
B
Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)—:
(quar.)
——
(quar.)—
Union
25c
75c
56Vic
(quar.)
and
A
Graham-Paige
—
2,296
Banks
divid.)
(stock
Corp.
class
preferred
21,486
Federal Reserve
A
8%
+
]
4-15
-U
v
,
150c
5%
(quar.)—
(increased)
43
+
7,751 "v +
2
4-
(quar.)__
Employees
729
31,298
;
demand
4-19
5-15
Employees Insurance Co.—
Initial quarterly
——_—
Gould-National Batteries, Inc., com. (quar.)
4Vn% preferred (quar.)
—
10
+
—
4-15,
Government
105
828
vault
Interbank
4-15
4-19
1
(quar.)__
common
preferred (s-a)—
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
$5 preferred
(quar.)
preference
3-31
5-15
.
•5%
Semi-annual
3-31
4-30
+
Co., 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Co.,
common
Rubber
3-31
1
4-30
(quar.)-———————
(P.
l!
5-
5-
Southwest—
the
(quar.)—
common
preferred
1
5-
of Indiana—
Telephone Co.
Glatfelter
5-
25c
...
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of
$2.20 preferred
(quar.)
Gillette
5-10,
5-15.
(quar.)
$2
6%
—
with
pfd;
5%
General
6%
1,799
567
13,072
+
preferred
6-15
5-24
V
t25c
t$1.25
& Co.—
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
for¬
Tel.
and
6,542
notes
Borrowings
accep¬
for
6-15,
1
6-30
5c
62V2C
Ltd., common_
preferred (quar.)
class A and class
Foreign banks
'..—,
5-1
7-
87y2c
(quar.)_
Co. of Calif.,
(W. R.)
Time
cap¬
50,970,182
4- ft
37J/ac
(quar.)—i—
preferred
class
Domestic banks
U 1
purchased
v-5%
8%
certificate re¬
deposit and F. R.
note liabilities
General Steel Wares,
Grace
gold
to
1
5-15
-.
$3.50 preferred A (quar.)
158
securities
Balances
,
188
banks———
with
,
(quar;)-.::
Corp*,
common
—
pur¬
bonds
in
.
Corp.,
—
22,558
and
loans
Demand
c'iji
6,114
5-
$1.50
50c
56Vic:
.
Shoe
124
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
13,921
27,543
-212,564
4- 9
4- ft
Co.—.
Special
6%
U. S. Government securities—total
Reserves
'.
General
124
;
to
Other
General Public Utilities
—
loans
estate
Loans
40,337
: ■ ■
1
i
(quar.)£_—' $L37Va.
k_L L.. .1
$1
—
+1,817
agricultural
carrying securities
for purchasing or carrying
or
loans
U.S.
$4 prefe rryd C (q u
336
1..'
and
Contingent liability
eign
-
-
'
accounts
of
serves
J
i
accounts
f
Ratio
and
industrial,
brokers
to
chasing
Other
$5.50 ..preferred
5%
paid
5-
5-
:
(s-a)—.
A
—
Liabilities-
Capital
.
+
Accounts—
Surplus
Other
39,402
—
5-10
$1.23
93%c
(quar.)—;—,
(quar.J-i—L——_r_— j
40,045
;
Commercial,
loans _l
Cash
Total
5-25
J, 62VaC
—
com.
39,406
Loans—net
Treasury
Total
5-13
3-19
$1
.
4-26
6-
25c
General Public Service^$6 preferred (quar.)(.+ ■'$ 1.50 '
preferred
5-13
1
$1
(quar.)——.
1st series
1
...
78,742
,
Member
U.
notes.
Reserve
$1.75
preferred (s-a)
4%
Package Corp.,
4,/a%' pfd.
4%
(In millions of dollars)
Investments—total
and
Loans
securities
Liabilities—
.
Federal
25c
——_
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
Government
1954
Loans
+
4-15
(quar.)—
6-15
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (Canada) Ltd.—
ber banks follows:
826,221
+
15,816
5-14
5-
preferred
5%
Assets—
Total
Due
4-20
15c
..
General Precision Equipment Corp.—
Inc. (+) or
24,632,337
1
6-10
(quar.)—
General Electric Co. (quar.)
dec. {—) since
securities
5-12,
5-
preferred
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
General Outdoor Advertising
„
Govt,
6- 2
$1
31c
Baking
General Finance Corp.,
Holier*
50c
—
Co., common—
General Cigar Co., Inc., common
Apr. 14,
Total U. S.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
General Motors Corp.—
Under
agreement
"■■■' When
Share +Payable of Ree,
•
**
**
A summary of assets and
Total
Co.,
Denver
preferred
Gas Service Co.
2.$18750
<
,
Fir
.0799360
decreased
notes
Treasury
1
Jun
issue.
(Continued from page 10)
million.
11953.;"
1,998
—
—May 21
A
Dividends
.210900
Chicago, $85 million in New York City, and $30 million
in the Cleveland District, and increased $39 million in
the San Francisco District. Holdings of Treasury certifi-%
cates of indebtedness increased $41 million. Holdings of
Apr. 22,
:•
1954
:
20,402,104
certificates
Gold
Apr. 14,
f *j Apr. 21;
c-1954
-
Assets—
this
.00435401*
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $131
Inc. (+..). or
.
in
series
.238379*
.210833
increased $123
creased $105
Dec. (—) since
'
bonds,
.00285625
.238379*
••Temporarily omitted.
securities
dollars)
of
4'/2%
.210850
.00285625
2.81d593
'1611
1.015781
.210800
.233125
2.808115
1474
1
5
t
.326950
1.015000
$5
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
thousands
debentures, due 1967—-May
conv.
.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
(In
4%
•Announcement
6%
P
May
mortgage
General
r
mtge. bonds, ser M,.
gen. & ref.
*
,0428082*t
1st
.0349000
.193330*
2.818320
2.818632
**
Kingdom; pound sterling-
United
.0385802*
2.790428
2.807907
2.808219
pound-.:
Union of South Africa,
1938
-May 21
series E, I due;: 1983.——
Long Island Lighting Co.—
5.25% preferred, stock, series A and.C—
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—
.0428082*t
,140080
,0349000
.193330*
.233110
.0349000
-193330*
.233100
-
-
2.246015.
.0198375
-^lOO
^96766*
bonds,
Foote Mineral Co..
.0385802*
,
.140080 '
due
Pfft
Light Co.—
,
,0428082*t
.0352609*1
.326900
1.017558
.210800
.00435401*
.00285625
.238379
.210833
2.818541
.0799360
-254100
.133333*
.0719820*
2.245683
&
4Yb%
Detroit Edison Co. 37/»%
.133333*
.0198410
2.818333
.0799360
.200000*
.200000*
Power
1st mtge.
■
V ■ ft'!+'+•
V
Company and Issue—Date
Central
.0719820*
2.245932
.0385802* *
.238379*
.210833
.496766*
j
——
$
.200000*
.0428082*t
.0352609*t
.326900
1.018593
,210800 \
.00435401*
.00285625
.210800
.00435401*
.00285625
.238379*
.210866
2.818645
,116042
.264100
2.790841
.140080*
«_—.
—
markka
(Metropolitan),
Finland,
Apr. 22
$
.133333*
.0719820*
.0385802*
.0198458
.0428082* t
.0352609*t
.326900
1.018750
Basic
British Malaysia,
'
Thursday
Apr. 21
$
$
.200000*
.133333*
.0719820*
2.245766
2.24G015
.0285802*
.0198500
pound
Australia,
'
Wednesday
Tuesday
Apr. 20
Monday
Apr. 19
-
Apr. 16
:
6-30
25c
37V2c
5-1
5- 1
6- 2
4-6
4-6
.NW-
yolume 179
Number 5319
...
,„
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1873)
v::*■!
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»
,
,
«.
('
.
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,,
,
Per
Share
»
(
IJ Name of Company
*
to, approval -.crf'sfocltholders
siifuneeting to be held May 197
^Subject
Home Insurance
(N. Y.)
«•*
Co.,
Inc.
Hardart
&
,4%
Co.
(N. Y.),
preferred C
Refrigerator
5%
(quar.)
Illinois
Power
4.08%
Co.j
1
4-20
preferred
1
4-20
6-30
6-18
9-17
12-30
12-17
1
4-16
5-
Telephone,
Shares,
.'institutional
4-16
5-20
4-26
Ihternational
(quarterly
pfd.
preferred
preferred
(F.
L.)
Co., 5%
Kaiser
4-9
Mallory
&
5-1
4-9
Mapes
5-20
5-3
Mar-Tex
6-
7-
1
6-21
1
9-20
6-
1
5-3
McBrine
5-5
5- 1
4-1
5-
4-15
1
6-16
6- 2
5-1
4-14
5- 3
4-9
1
4-15
Metal
6-15
7-
1
6-15
Meyercord
4-30
4-16
Michigan Gas
5-
1
4-15
7-1
6-15
4-30
4-12
1
4-15
6-
1
5-25
5-
1
4-25
$1
'
5-1
.
? " 5-15
40c
4-
9
4-15
6-31
(quar.)
6-
7
5-1
4-20
4-15
62'Ac
68%c
(quar.)
25c
5-31
5-17
6-1
6-
5-18
1
5-18
1
5-14
Monsanto
10-
5-14
$3.85
1
5-14
Montana
6-15
9-15
5-15
20c
4-30
4-15
(Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
I Kroger Company, common
50c
6-10
5-14
(quar.)
45c
6%c
4.15
8- 2
7-15
5- 1
4-15
(quar.)__
10c
5-10
4-23
20c
4-30
4-14
10c
7-10
6-25
10c
10-11
9-24
10c
1-10-55
12-24
29c
29c
4-30
4-20
7-31
7-21
29c
10-31
10-21
.__
(quar.),
Inc., $1.16 pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(auar.)
Ltd
J8c
4-24
6-30
6-15
115 c
6-30
6-15
115c
9-30
9-15
115c
.
6-1
115c
(quar.)
Class A (quar.)
B
6-15
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
1
$1.75
Quarterly
Class
1
5-
5-10
1
7-
$1.75
(quar.)
6-
$1.50
_______________
Quarterly
Class
2nd
6-
1
5-
5-
1
4-15
J25c
9-30
9-15
C
Chemical
Power
Common:
5%
4-15
RR.
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
Natural
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-
9
6-
1
5-
3
7-
1
6-15
3-31
45c
5-
1
4-16
6-
Gas
Otis
5-20
Otter Tail Power, common
20c
4-30
4-15
37'/2c
4-30
4-14
30c
5-14
4-30
6-
1
5-20
81 %c
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
Outlet
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
4-15
,
preferred
2
4"
(quar.)
Pacific Mills, 6%
preferred (s-a)__
Pacific Power & Light Co., 5% pfd.
Public
Pacific
1st
$1.30
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
4-30
4-16
New
15c
7-
1
6-18
Pacolet
10-
1
9-20
Park
$1.50
5-
1
7-
2
4-15
series C
convertible
convertible preferred
t75c
9-15
8-14
12-15
11-15
$1.10
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
6-
1
5-26
96%c
(quar.)
40c
$1.50
A
preferred
1
5-10
4-27
4-
5-
4-12
1
6
17V2C
5-10
4-30
75c
5-15
5-
1
t25c
7-
2
6-
4
$25c
7-
2
6-
4
t$1.75
B
(quar.).
(quar.)_______________
(quar.)—_______________
(John)
Co.
(quar.)_^
Morris Plan Corp. of America, com.
(quar.)
$2.25 preferred series A (quar.)
7-
2
6-
4
f$1.75
7-
2
6-
4
4-
9
Co.t (increased)
12V2C
4-30
5c
5-
1
4-19
56'Ac
5-
1
4-19
50c
6-
1
5-
_______—
(quar.)
1
Rice
Ltd.—
Mills,
.__w
„
Vernon-Woodbury Mills—
7% preferred (s-a)—
Munising Paper 5% 1st pfd. (quar.)________
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)_
Narragansett Electric, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
5-10
$4
2nd
$20c
4-15
$4
2nd
4-30
4-15
$3.50
6-19
6-14
5-
4-20
4.64%
preferred
37'/2c
6-
1
5-14
5-
1
4-15
58c
5-
1
4-15
10% '
4-30
3-30
15c
7-15
7-
6
16 92/lOOc
6-22
6-
9
(quar.)
Corp.,
(stock dividend)
Airlines, Inc. (quar.)
National
National
Aviation
capital
Corp.—
'
;
,
gains
115c
12-31
12-15
National
12-31
12-15
National Chemical
$3
|&andis
5-1
4-30
National
City Bank
25c
(quar.)
(M. H.),
Machine
Inc., $6 preferred
Co. (quar.)
(s-a)__
5-15
5-
5
National
Company
Casket
Quarterly
Quarterly
25c
preferred
ELaura Secord Candy Shops, Ltd.
Class
5%
(quar.)
preferred
|Xee Rubber
65c
5-15
4-21
6-1
5-3
4-15
National
4-15
IXerner
Corp., 4'A %
Stores
I Lewis Bros., Ltd..
I Liberty
Life
Insurance
Corp.
National Electric
1
5-
1
Co.
96%c
4-26
5- 3
,
4-15
4-15
quarterly
|Link-Belt
Co.
Co.,
common
(quar.)__~
(quar.)
2
10-30
7-
1
8-23
10-20
6-
4
4-15
J5c
1-2-55
12- 3
$1.75
6-15
5-21
$1:50
4-30
4-
4-20
National
6%
3-31
Lead
idass
National
7-
1
6-23
40c
6-1
5-3
2
4-23
8-
1
7-24
Income
11-
1
50c
5-
1
4-19
87Vic
5-
1
4-19
10-24
Balanced
5-4
3
Pioneer
Petroleum
Plate
Co.,
Scale,
Series
stock
are
series
—
3.60%
—
——
5-15
4-30
6c
5-15
4-30
I
57'Ac
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-14
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-13
5-
1
4-20
4-30
4-16
7-
1
10-
1
9-10
1-2-55
12-10
6-11
7-
1
10-
1
9-10
1-2-55
12-10
$1
$1
6-11
$1
6-30
6-
2
6-30
6-
2
9
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-
9
$1.07'A
5-
1
4-
9
95C
5-
1
4-
9
97'Ac
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
20c
4-30
4-23
$1.25
4-30
4-23
$1
4-
1
4-30
4-
9
4-26
4-12
4-16
5-
17'Ac
1
5-
1
5-
1
5-
J40o
4.70%
Procter
&
Co.
of
of Indiana,
4-12
5-15
4-23
'
common—
4-23
—
65c
5-15
40c
5-
1
4-15
!$1.06%
6-
1
5-14
$1.05
Colorado,
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
4'/2% preferred (quar.)_—
Co.
4-12
1
65c
$1.17'A
4'A%
Public Service
,
—
'—__.——'——
Service
90c
——
(quar.)—
(quar.)—.
'
Extra
Public
Gamble
(quar.)—___
6-
1
5-14
6-.1
$1.12'A
com.
(quar.)_
50c
87'Ac
3'/2 %
Raymond
17c
1
5-20
$1.12'A
Ltd
preferred
preferred
Concrete Pile—
(initial)
New common
;
4-15
4-
6-15
Potomac Edison Co.—
9
fiscal year-
payable in cash or stock.
1
5-
12'Ac
25c
4-26
32c
Series
shown above
9
5-15
75c
t$1.50
$1.12'A
(s-a)
4-
9
4-
4-25
$1.12'A
——
9
9
4-
4-26
5c
5-15
35C
Co
(quar.)
9
4-
4-26
4c
33c
35c
Co., prior preferred
Glass
vommon
4-25
4-25
50c
preferred
(quar.)
3.80% preferred (quar.)
Philip Morris & Co.—
3.90%
preferred
(quar.) ——————
4%
preferred (quar.)
——
Phillip-Jones Corp., common—
5% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh
6-10
5-15
5-15
$1.10
4-
4-26
6c
Series
1
25c
25c
4-
9
7-
45c
32'Ac
45c
4-26
4-
4-26
4-15
$1.17
4-26
9
4-12
1
-A?
preferred (quar.)—
4.32%i preferred
(quar.)
4.90%
preferred (quar.)
—
Puget Sound Power & Light Co. (increased)
Puritan Fund, Inc
—
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc. (quar.)_
Quebec Power Co.
(quar.)
Quinte Milk Products. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Radio Corp. of America, common
(quar.)__
$3.50 convertible 1st preferred
(quar.) —
Randall Co.
(quar.)—
6c
——
end distributions
series
9-
Corp—
Series
Growth Stock
Stock
Research
—
Series
Preferred
1
!5
4-30
5-
U5c
40c
Bank
7c
(quar.)
—___;
Stock
The payments
10-
6-15
9-15
12
$1.06
—
10c
&
preferred
(quar.)
Series
Speculative
Bond
A
preferred
Series
Preferred
5-
7%
Co.,
B
Securities
Stock
6-1
8-
$5c
5-17
60c
4-21
(quar.)
5-1
50c
preferred
$5c
4-21
1
(quar.)
50c
Quarterly
5c
Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
4-30
5-
A
50c
[Lincoln Printing
5c
Class A
Nat'l Life Insur. Co. (Fort Wayne)—
Increased
25c
(quar.)
5c
National Hosiery
6-15
4-30
Welding Machine
Class
25c
Quarterly
5-18
4-10
(Greenville,
(quar.)
5-20
6-10
Quarterly
Quarterly
$1.12%
15c
(quar.)
Savers
4-15
4-15
40c
1 Leslie Salt Co. (quar.)
C.)
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-10
75c
(quar.)__
4-30
10c
3.85%
15c
5-20
1
1
9
$1.06%
(quar.)
4.30%
Pneumatic
9-25
32-25
6-10
7-
10-
1-2-55
62'Ac
pfd.
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
- '
Common (increased quar.)—
$1
preference common
(quar.)—
4.68%
preferred
(quar.)_„
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Pittston
31'Ac
common
4-30
5-
9
4-30
35c
—
preferred (quar.)
:
preferred (quar)————
6-25
9-30
Dairy
25c
4-15
6-30
12-30
Products, Corp. (quar.)_
National Department Stores Corp.
(quar.)__
4-30
4-15
4-
10c
4-30
5-1
1
1
2%
dividend
115c
75c
(quar.)
Co
& Sons,
$3.50
Stock
55-
2%
Semi-annual
120c
*
15c
55c
(quar.)_____
(stock dividend)
National Container Corp.,
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
30c
_
ItLeece-Neville
I Lincoln
5
50c
& Tire Corp.
I "Lees (James)
iXife
__.
(quar.)
Extra
S.
5
11-
Mfg. Co.
of N. Y
115c
A
B
preferred
$1.20
8-
11-15
56%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
]&aurentide Acceptance, Ltd., class
8-15
25c
.__
iHane Bryant, Inc.', 4Vi%
&
4-
5-10
2'Ac
——
_L
Co.
4-26
2'Ac
'
l&amston
4-15
5-20
1
5-14
2'Ac
(Bklyn.) (quar.)—__
Perkins Machine & Gear
(quar.)———
Permanente Cement Co.
(quar.)______——Philadelphia Dairy Products Co.—
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)—
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)————_
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
$4 2nd preferred (quar.)
5-10
56'Ac
4-30
6-
5-17
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
National
Peoples
4-30
1
4-20
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.20%
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
5-31
25c
1
25c
Drilling Co. of Canada, Ltd
Telephone Co.—
(increased quar.)
—
$1
preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
—
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)—
_________
Penman's, Ltd., common (quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)
Penn Fruit Co., Inc., common (quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
J20c
_______
Extra
5-
7'Ac
Common
5-31
Mount
4-16
$1.25
Peninsular
lc
Royal
preferred
Parke, Davis & Co
2c
Extra
1
$1.50
(quar.):
Parker
5%
(quar.)—
preferred
6-
4-20
5-
25c
___
preferred
5%
5%
34%c
(quar.)
<
7%
convertible
6-15
t75c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
7%
5%
4-26
5-15
32'AC
—
common
5-15
.
A.
__—
(quar.)
Co.,
4-26
5-15
';/?/
6-15
$1.20
pfd.
(quar.)
quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
4-28
5-15
Co.—
$75c
*31 %c
$1.12V2
common
Co.
Mfg.
Chemical
4-2<*
5-15.
4-15
$3
(quar.)1
preferred
Machinery—
common
(initial
Packard-Bell
pfd.
Service
5-15
30c
—
Corp.
Package
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-26
31'Ac
—
4-26
5-15
31 'Ac
—
5-15
50c
(quar.)
5-
c
31'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Lighting
10c
Morrell
Co.
4-30
Pacific
5
37 % c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
redeemable 1st preferred
40c
& Erie RR. (s-a)
Investors Service—
Diablo
4-20
5c
(quar.)__
Morrison-Knudsen
4-30
4-21
1
preferred A
4.80%
5-15
4-
34%
1st
50c
1
4-26
31'Ac
1st
(quar.)
1
5-
25c
5-15
redeemable
(quar.)
6-
$1.10
2
•4-15
redeemable
(quar.)
5-15
1
5%
4-30
1
5-
5%
5-15
5-15
6-
$1.25
5-14
37'/2C
4-
6-10
(quar.)
,5-14
(quar.)
4-15
4-30
(quar.)__—
6-12
-4r30
5-15
c
1
6-12
4-28
1
6-
75c
5-14
5-
4-15
—
preferred
1
$1.25
5'/2 %
50c
4-15
$1.25
4-20
1st
4-30
6-
4-30
5-15
(increased)
4-15
5%
4-16
$3
i
(quar.)
1
5-14
1
90c
4-29
1
4-30
5-
$1.12 %
(quar.)
Fiberglas Corp.
Oxford Paper Co., $5 preferred
Pacific Finance Corp., 4%
pfd.
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
Pacific Gas & Electric, 6%
pfd.
6-
5-14
37'/2
25c
..5-15,
61'/2c
Company
10c
5-14
62 % C
$1.22Va
$1.06'A
$1.37 Vi-
59 %c ;
(quar.)
Owens-Corning
7
—
Co.1 (increased)
6-
4-28
t$1.75
5-14
10c
1
$25c
1
t50c
4-15
4-21
Ltd.—
Co.,
6-15
preferred
$4.40 preferred
4-15
1
5-
50c
Products
$3.60
1
5-
4-26
$1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Elevator
5-
10c
Common
7%
4-15
.__
common
4%%
Steel
1
<quar.)_——
Co.
Co.,
preferred (quar.)——
Quebec Ry. (s-a)—
Ontario &
4-15
5-
25c
—
(quar.)__|
Corp.,
1
10c
—
(quar.),
Electric
&
10c
-
4-15
6-22
5-
22 '/2c
25c
(quar.)
4-30
8
25c
preferred A (quar.)__—l_.
4.92% preferred A (quar.)——_——
Ontario
___,
8-
$1.50
4%%
4-30
8
$1.25
(quar.)_
A
common
Shoe Co.
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
JlOc
4-
6-22
(quar.)
6-16
Oliver
4~lf>
4-16
4-
;—
Co.,
4-15
4-30
1
558-
(quar.)
Class
—
F.)
1
5-15
5-
5-
._'—
(New Hampshire)
(quar.)
(Chas.
Co.
5-30
$0.13764
Extra
Okonite
7-31
6-10
10c
—
Nunn-Bush
5-28
1
37'/2c
—
common
Engineering Co.
B
5-28
8-
20c
1
62'/2c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-21
6-19
20c
(s-a)__
Extra
Noyes
5-24
1
6-19
$3.50
(quar.)
(initial)
preferred
Northern
6-10
7-
34%C
(quar.)
.a
preferred
7-
Co.
Co.,
115c
(quar.)
■
40c
1
37'/2c
'
common
Co.,
6-
4-15
25c
6% pfd.
preferred
6-15
5-10
50c
(quar.)
com.
guaranteed
7%
Gas
5-
37Vic
(quar.)
preferred
4%
From
■
20c
25c
—
Corp.,
Illinois
|50c
,
(quar.)
partic. preferred
Natco
Illinois
convertible
jl5c
(quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
Mt.
;
RR.,
J50c
$1.10
Society, 5%%
preferred
Moody's
Mount
1
5-
4—______
(quar.)_—
J15c
(quar.)
preferred
Moore
$1.50
6%
Montgomery
$3
Carolina
Northern
7
$1.18%
common
preferred
preferred
1
1
(quar.)
.
(quar,)
preferred
Northern
3-31
75c
„
6-
$6
4-26
$1.06%
(quar.)
Quarterly
Monongahela Power Co., 4.40%
4.80% preferred B (quar.)
4.50%
6-15
(quar.)_
6-11
25c
Quarterly
Monroe Loan
10c
B
6-30
.
5-14
4-9
Class
4-15
5'/2%
Northwest
(quar.)
pfd.
(J. S.) Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
(Robert), Ltd. (quar.)
Mitchell
1
6-1
preferred
5%
(quar.)
Mississippi Power & Light, $6
6-
'5-1
.
4-23
4-30
Dry Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Glass Co.—
$1
Inc., class A
5-5
Mission
$1.05
1
$1
.
$1.60 prior
6-
4-9
B
Co.
convertible
6-10
12-15
Class
$1.50
Mitchell
32'Ac
$2
1
1
$1.12 »/a
"
Co.
North American Investment,
1
6-
12-
preferred
,
I (Lambert (Alfred),
6-
6-15
52Vic
Piping Co
Miller & Rhoads, Inc., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Minneapolis-Moline; $5.50-1st pfd. (qutm)uca
preferred
5-28
6-15
12-15
(quar.)____
25c
4%
6-10
1
50c
(quar.)
Abrasive
4%
6-
Mines,
7
Extra
Mid-West
7-20
4-29
Cloth
30c
(quar.)
Seamless Tube
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp.
10-20
15c
Wire
North American Car Corp.,
7
4-
Y.
series)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co.—
4%
Adj. preferred (quar.)
4-21
4-
1
5c
preferred
1
5-1
Gold
preferred
4.90%
1
1-3-55
l&amaque
4.40%
8-
62'Ac
'
1
(quarterly
Michigan
11-
.
4-30
Co.
6-30
75c
preferred
Electric
7-
87Vic
preferred
&
5-1
5c
5-15
N.
12%c
5-1
5c
4-20
5-
(quar.)
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
87 Vic
$1.16
Co.
Minute Maid Corp.,
1
4-30
4-30
6-15
5-
interest)
common
4-16
20c
5-14
30c
Inc.
7-19
(quar.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp., 4% pfd. (quar.)
(Kingston Products Corp. (s-a)___
:_
Kobacker Stores, Inc.
(quar.)
$1.16
4-15
40c
(quar.)
1
7-
|&akeside Laboratories,
A
Co.,
2
$1
.___
University
1
4-30
3
Class
5-
95c
Extension
5-
.5-14
5-
Corp.
8-
(quar.)
[Ha Salle
93 %C
25c
Co.__.
93%c
87'/2c
Telephone
4-16
Co
93%c
$1.12%
Apparel, Inc.
1
Midwest
(quar.)
Crosse
5-
Mexican
preferred
ILa
4
35c
6-11
$1
participating preferred (quar.)
Participating
Light & Power Co., $1 pfd. (s-a)
6-15
3V2 %
IlL'Aiglon
4
6-
$1.06%
$3.25
5-28
5-
(quar.)
jKropp Forge Co
6-
1
;
and
Corp.,
7-1
20c
jKeyes Fibre Co., $3 class A
2nd preferred
Textile
7-1
preferred
7%
4
1
7-
"
(quar.)__
4.'.
dividends
Stores
6-25
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-
7-
93 %c
15c
pfd. A
Trust
preferred
5-
3%%
1st
4%%
Mercantile
(quar.)
2nd
1
$1.12 »/2
(quar.)
12c
Telephone, common (quar.)
5%-preferred (s-a)
Melchers Distilleries, Ltd.—
6% participating preferred (extra)
Melville Shoe Corp., common
(iquar.)__
5- 7
(quar.)
7%
7-
(quar.)
preferred
20%
Meadville
4-15
$1.06%
preferred (quar.)
6%
(1949
preferred
50c'
Corp. (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
1
15c
'
preferred
$4.50
3%%
McCall
6-1
1
4'/2%
(quarterly)
Co., Ltd., preferred (s-a)_
Co. Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.
l___.
5-
4-15
4-23
(L.)
B
9-
5-15
4-12
McCabe Grain
15C
(quar.)
preferred
4-19
9-14
Corp.—
4-12
preferred
4-1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
5%
$1
& Gas
(quar.)
1
(semi-annual)
Chemical
1
Chemical Corp.—
preferred
Mathieson
1
62'/2c
..
(accum.)_
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.
Kansas City Power & Light
4.50%
1
6-
13%c
,_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.75 preferred
(quar.)__
''3.80%
6-
„
4-20
1
dividend)
Investors
of
5-
$1.08%
Common
| Kellogg Co., 3'A%
1
out
5-14
1
1
$1
Co.-(quar.)
i
Maryland Casualty Co.
$2.10 prior preferred (quar.)___
paid
1
5-
5-
&
Massachusetts
6-
5-
(quar.)
pref. (quar.)
4%% pfd. (quar.)__
Shovel
4-19
5-
5c
Field
4-16
1
5c
(quar.)
(initial)
common
Y. State Electric
Common
Inc.
North Central Texas Oil Co.
5-1
35c
5%
preferred
7-
5
N.
Co.,
9
Power
4-30
1
5-
40c
Co. »(quar.)
4-
Marshall
5-15
5-
47'/2C
Brake
Merchandise
5-
Marion
1
Shipbuilding Corp.—
56%c
5-14
6-15
Air
York
Co.,
Consolidated Mfg.
4-2
4-30
60c
North
6-1
5c
Testers, Inc.
Co. (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Gas
4-15
50c
4-14
&
1
5-15
18c
4-30
5-1
10-
(quar.)
t$1.25
Oil
3
4-16
$1.24
(quar.)
(P. R.)
5-
5-
5-
"
37%c
Co
5%
$1.10
1
C
$1.04
1
'
New
7-22
5-
5-15
$1.18%
(quar.)
York
10-22
1 a
5-15
•
75c
$1.06%
England Fund
5-25
82'Ac
<quar.)___
.__
;____
Aluminum &
r;4%
5-1
45c
Ranch Royalty (quar.)
V4.20%
Ltd.,
common
6-15
$1.06
3% %
preferred (quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)__
Johnson & Johnson, 4% 2nd pfd.
I Johnson Oil Refining (quar.)
Johnston
Mailman Corp.,
25%
|Jervis
Corp. (quar.)
Jewel Tea Co., common
1
r
& Co., 4%%
Co.
$1.09
Inc., common (quar.);
;___.
7,5% preferred (quar.)
:_.
.,4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light—'
V
*4% preferred (quar.)
1
I Joy Mfg.
4-9
f60c
(quar.)__
preferred
8-
20c
(quar.)
New
4-22
-
4-30
4-19
1
'
Co.,
preferred
Co.
37'/2c
Class
_
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-1
25c
Jantzen,
| Johnson
Magnavox
15c
Ironite, Inc., 55c conv. pfd. (quar.)
[Jack & Heintz, Inc., common (quar.)__
,4%
preferred (quar.)__
___'
Jacobs
4-9
(R. H.)
preferred B
1
5-
11-
;
5-1
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
Iowa Power & Light Co.,'com.
3.30% preferred (quar.)
*4.40% preferred (quar.)
RR.
Laminates, Inc. (stock
Mines, Ltd
Macco Corp.
(quar.)___
4%
$1.75
(s-a)
com.
York
$2.40
5-1
5-
60c
Extra
Macy
t30c
___________
New
4-15
5-16
$1.75
(quar.)
4-9
$1.12%
(quar.)
f, $4.22
,4.35%
Co.
8-4
se-
(quar.)_
dividend
Nashville
5-1
Corp.—
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric,
$4.36
preferred
(quar.)
4-16
1
1
$1.75
'
4.25% preferred (quar.)
Maytag Co., $3 preference (quar.)__
McArthur Chemical Co., Ltd.—
;
pfd.
1
5-
Mill
9-1
t$1.75
6%
5-
Macassa
Canada—
Ltd
Utilities
Rice
Lunn
10c
(quar.)
(Interstate Bakeries
Stock
7%
of
Paints, Ltd.,
International
'$1,40
Co.
&
Steel
4-15
$3
Fund
Packers,
Lukens
4-15
$1.50
International Harvester Co.,
International
(quar.)_
1
$1.20
ordinary income and 15c from
profits)
Interchemical Corp., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
$1.20
;
curity
,,7%
2nd
5-
$1.10
______
; from
International Nickel
non-cumul.
5-
Ltd.—
Growth
Process
$1.75
7% non-cumul. 2nd preferred (quar.)
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.16% pfd.
(quar.)
4.96% preferred (quar.)__.
35c
preferred (quar.)
Ihgefsoll-Rand Co., common
"6% preferred (s-a)_
'*
New
35c
(quar.)
f25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
New
4-19
Semi-annual
,4.80%
Institutional
preferred
25c
common
preferred
4-19
1
Fibre
New
2nd
Louisville
1
Ltd.—
*
4.80%
1
5-
25c
non-cumul.
Louisiana State
Meter
5-
'
7%
55Vic*
preferred (quar.)
Neptune
6-
"
Lord Baltimore Hotel—
53%c
.
(Canada)
4-15
15c
.
Lorain
$3
__r_—
2-18
'
1
5-
11 %c
w___________.
(quar.)_________
Long Island Lighting Co. (quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
4-20
55c
__
10c
Vulcanized
10c
4-15
$1
—_
Indiana Gas & Water Co., Inc.
Indiana
*
(quar.)
com.
.
5<jj/4c
.
Co.
Extra
1
9-30
55c
(quar.)
Co
(R. I.),
(quar.)
Loew's Boston Theatres
15c
(s-a)
(quar.)——
Zinc
(quar.-)___■
Corp.
51c
preferred
Illinois
guaranteed
Finance
Preferred
5- 1
'';-A
_
(quar.)—:
Zinperial Tobacco
;
4-23
$1
(quar.)
preferred
,;v4.42%
4.70%
%
4-20
1
"
(quar.)
■ common
preferred
.4:26%
4%
1-10-55
Central
RR.—
^
non-cumulative preferred
1-8 %
50c
$1.25
Food Products Corp.—
4% series A preferred (quar.)
Idaho Power Co., common <quar.)___
*"4 %
preferred
(quar.)—
Illinois Brick Co. (quar.)
Hlinois
National
Special
35c^
15c
;
Naugatuck Water Co. (s-a)
Neiman-Marcus Co., 4%% preferred (quar.)
Neisner Bros., Inc., 4%% conv. pfd.
(quar.)
1
5-
:______
8-18
Local
:
.
Shipbuilding—
(quar.)
5-18
5-
15c
&
11-18
5-
5-
Steel
preferred
Holdera
Payable of Ree.
*
.
9-10
$1.25
Hygrade
6%
"
12-10
$1.25
; ' 5%
preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic-Press Brick Co
National
Inc.—
50c
Co.—
_
6-10
Products,
preferred (quar.)
50c
1
30c
2-18
50c
7%
'
$1.40
*
11-18
1-10-55
When
Share
Starch
(quar.)
1
5-
8-18
12-10
$1.00
(quar.)
National
(quar.)_
5-
5-
9-10 "
$1.10
1
Per
Name of Company
5-18
guaranteed
5-
$1
Holderi
6-10
guaranteed
5-15
10c
(quar.)
$1.10
'
;
guaranteed
>
Special
5-15
60c
(quar.)
$1.10
Special
25c
pfd.
■
■
•
6-3
4-14
30c
Co.
preferred .(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%.
-
1
$1.50
common
'
6-3
6-25:,
6-25
5-
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
fiuttig Sash & Door
r»
Special
25c
(N; Y.)" (quar.)
Houston Lighting & Power, $4
Hussmann
5-
$1.05
(Joseph) Co..(quar.)
Hotel Syracuse
5-28
$1.06%
—
When
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
—______
45
'
•
'
Payable of Ree.
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
Original
50c
(quar.l—__
(George A.) & Co., com.
6%. preferred series A (quar.)
Horn
Original
^
Original
4-1
3
Per
Share
•
Name of Company
Little Miami RR.
Original
(quar.)
com.
Hormel
Home
5-28
5-1
(quar.)7-^_Jj>IZ^.---.
$4.20 preferred B
6-18
50c
preferred ilquar.)
$4.25
Horder's,
When Holder*
Payable of Ree.
5%
at
(quar.)
Hooker Electrochemical
I
"
;
Eoit (Henry)r^ Co. ,(«jtock^iv.)_
t
*
,
'
Rayonier,
Inc.
(quar.)
Reading Company, common (quar.)
Reece Corp. (Mass.), 5% preferred (quar.)_
27c
30 %c
;
5-14
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-14
41c
5-15
4-23
18c
4-26
4-20
15c
5-
5
4-30
$30c
5-25
4-15
tl5c
5-1
4-20
25 c
5-24
4-15
87%c
7-
1
6-14
37'Ac
5-
1
4-20
37'Ac
5-
1
4-23
37'Ac
5-15
4-30
■50c
5-13
4-15
5-
4-15
$1.25
1
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(1874)
When
Per
"
Share
Name of Company
.
Reed
(C.
A.)
25c
Roller
Bit
Reliable
Renold
Natural
dividend
Stock
Co.
Gas
Rice-Stix,
B
Inc.,
7%
$1.25
Myers,
&
$1.50
Gas
Rochester
(annual)
new
Francisco
A
5-14
4-15
4-30
Tennessee
4-15
Texas Gulf
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline
4-15
4-26
5-
4-
5
4-26
4-10
Texas
4-30
4-
Texas
9
5-
1
3-12
1
6-11
5-
3.65%
(T. S.),
Simmons Co,
Oil
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
5-10
4-20
(quar.)—
com.
preferred
4-30
Trade Bank & Trust Co.
1
1
5-14
$2.55
1
4-17
5-
1
4-17
Canada, Ltd
preferred
(quar.)——
4-30
5-17
4-30
6-12
5-
5
5-
4-
1
1
5-14
4-30
$4.50
1
5-14
$4
5-
1
4-
$3.70
9
4-30
4-12
5-
$25c
4-20
1
4-20
Union
4-20
United
19C
4-30
4-20
4-30
4-20
5c
6-
9
5-24
65C
6-15
5-14
United
6-
4-28
50C
5'
3
4-12
5-
3
4-
Ltd.—
3-31
4-30
3-31
Sonotone
5c
6-30
6-
31V4c
6-30
6-
4
$1.55
preferred
38%c
6-30
6-
4
(quar.)
*
$1
(quar.)—
Petroleum, 6%
Southern Canada
Power
pfd.
4-22
U.
S.
4-30
4-
5
U.
S. Lines
4-30
4-
5
U.
S.
Potash
4-30
4-
5
U.
S.
Rubber
Co.,
37'/2C
5-
1
4-16
Steel
Corp.,
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-14
25c
6-
1
6-
1
6%
4-20
Universal
5-
1
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)
62 V2C
6-15
5-14
5%
non-cumulative
preferred
(quar.)
62'/2C
9-15
8-13
30c
5-15
4-30
50c
7-15
7-12
Drug,
common-
(quar.)
Southwestern Life Insurance Co.
Quarterly
Common
31.70%
Public
Service
4.25%
4.40%
4.15%
4.60%
Special
Common
Waite Amulet
4-20
Walker< & Co.,
5-
1
4-20
Warner'
Bros.
5-
1
4-20
Warren
1
4-20
5-
1
4-20
Standard
5%
6%
5%
Steel
Stein
preferred
Lithograph
preferred
Co. of Canada, Ltd.
(A.)
&
Co.
(quar.)
4-
,
.
record
dates
reported bttf
are
incorrect.
-
-
v
6-
1
1
5-20
5-
1
1
6-
6-12
5-24'
5-
1
4-26
5-1
5-
Gross
1
4-
5-
3
5-
49,758
85,354
46,930
67,971
186,923
offering of the 7,500 shares of commori
letter of notification filed March 18. The
a
pffered at
per share by Graham, Ross Sr
to go to a selling stockholder;
$2.37Vz
York, and the proceeds
'
/ ■
1951
1953
1952
$2,077,219
$2,481,136
$2,589,379
224,885
•13,712
413.393
___.
.
$1,984,204
•30,499
547,328'
$12»/2C
6-15
6-
from
from
ry.
3
37 Vie
8-
2
7-l«
20C
6-
1
new
10c
5-15
5-
30C
5-20
5-
1,011.498
5,081,609
901,339
4,424,347
362,066
377,170
299,573
179,
p.
•327,568
1313
Corp.—Subsidiary Opens in Colombia—
179, p.
1728.
'
•
Wyton Oil & Gas Corp., Newcastle, Wyo.
,
%
Securities
and
corporation, filed a registration statement
April 20, 1954, covering 1.000,000 shares of its $1
offered
be
—
Registers
Exchange Commission—
This
to
with
par
the
SEC on
stock,
common
for
public sale as a "speculative security" at a price of
$1.12Vi" pen share.
A selling, commission of 12V2c per share is to be
paid National Securities Corp., which undertakes to offer the securities
"on a best efforts basis."
There are now outstanding 1,120,000 shares,
were.issued to the promoters (including Warren Voss, of New¬
castle, ^President and Director) for 11,920 acres of leasehold rights in
Weston," Campbell. Niobrara and Converse Counties, Wyoming, y When
financial provision has been made, the company intends to drill this
which
..
7
4-30
5
5,042,112
373,835
•142,993-
income—
corporation on April 17 announced the recent establishment of^
Worthington Limitada, in Bogota, Colombia. Other
American subsidiaries" are located in Mexico, Argentina and
With
4-30
6-10
25c
♦354,393
.subsidiary,
Brazil.—V.
5-10
$35C
226,282
^
-
4-18
37y2C'
77,507
4,192,433
railway.—
railway—,—
oper.
Worthington
This
a
-
1
5-
1
income__.
1—
-Deficit.—V.
.
9-15
726,598
146,503
789,639
186,671
-
7
Westchester Fire Insurance
789,345
1954
Jan.
Net
4-15
5-18
5-
v-
708,158
112,386
general
no
be
railway
Net
4-23
1
5-
6-15
21,709
;
railway—.
ry.-oper.
4-15
60c
7-1
21,694
:
covered by
1376.
from
-
4-17
5-15
10c
Pictures
be
179, p.
From
1.
35c
(quar.)
46,540
j"1
to
were
from
6-11.
6-15
^
(quar.)
29,407
Organic Chemicals, Inc.—Stock Offering—
will
Net
■
4-23
1..
00,490
830.
Net
4-14
(quar.)
1951
$359,833
62,824
February•
4-15
7-
1
A
1952
$345,746
95,609
Wisconsin Central Ry.—Earnings—
5-20
6-
1
•
1
1953
$381,328
66,122
income
Inc., New
Co.,
—V.
2
5-
Michigan Steel Foundry—
preferred (quar.)
West Va. Pulp & Paper, 4J/2%
pfd.
25c
1
land
fer
oil.
;
,i
'•
r'
'
-
•
.•
4-16
V
•.
•
York Corp.—Debentures and
62 Vie
6-10
12-
'
5-17
4-23
5-
in
8-31
11-30
4-15
$56 Vic
1
5-15
5-
5
8-14
8-
4
$15c
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-
5-10
y
1
4-
9
5%
6-15
9-30
12-31
12-
5
1
4-
7
$25c
30c
5-
5-14
9-15
4-30
preferred
Western
<•
5%
(quar.)
$i.i2ya
—
27y2c
(quar.)_
15c
'•
•*'
%
,
i
Stock Sold—
$25c
•
s
5%
RR.
Co.,
_
B
1
9
1
Peabody. & Co. and associates, were quickly sold. See details in V. 179,
-
p.
Zenith
4-30
5-
5-
1
,
5-
6-
1
4-19
FedCTU^iCpmmunications
3
:
5-
1
40c
1
5-
1
4-20
5-
1
and
4-20
iquar.)-_
5-
1
31 vi e
4-20
J
J
75c
5-17
5-
3
5-17
5-
3
$1.251
8-16
8-2
-
-
-/
}
.
New York, on April 16 applied to the
Commission for- authorization to; make' ex-
•
-
„•
-
.
..
for the daylight hours of 9:00 a.m.
during- times when WOR-TV wouid not otherwise be on
the airland limited to a 90-day period.-.
:
Gordon Gr^y, General Manager of WOR-TV, said that if the author¬
arothorization requested is
4:30
p-jri.
...
•
Phonevision equipment will be installed and a
program vf experimental broadcasts will begin-on May 31.
Dr. Alexander Ellett, Vice-President in charge of research, said that
if the authorization is granted, the Phonevision system
will be op¬
erated in New York without'the use of telephone lines, and that the
ization
is
granted,
9
4-30
4-
9
5-
1
4-16
broadcast over the air instead of being con-r
receiver by wire.
Each test receiver win be
code translator, which in a commercial opera¬
tion can be used in conjunction with either a coin box on the tele¬
vision-receiver
or
with information from cards supplied to sub¬
1
4-16
scribers.—V.
11-15
$1.25
2-15-55
(quar.)
$12yac
4-30
(quar.)
$1.43%
$1
5-
$12Vic
common
Seeks to Make Experimental
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
Zenith.
The
4-15
$1.25
common
•—
Television station WOR-TV,
4-30
4-28
Radio-Corp.
Broadcasts in New York.
4-16
5-17
1728*-'".-
•
4-15
5-15
343,BC
(quar.)
5% preferred A (quar.)
Westminster Paper Co., Ltd., class A
Class
20c
$1.99 y2
com.
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
4% prior lien (quar.)
54-
1
to
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-23
5-15
5-
The $18,000,000 of 3%%
debentures and 220,000 shares of common
stock, recently offered publicly by The First Boston Corp. and Kidder,
pe'rimental broadcasts of Zenith's Phonevision system of subscription
television?'according to an announcement released jointly by WOR-TV
incorrectly reported
as
a 25c
payment.
Ltd. (quar;)——
(quar.)
Pacific
*
i7y2c
«
(quar.)
preferred A
preferred A
preferred A
-
4-23
5-10
(quar.)
(accum.)
Western Light & Telephone,
4-15
10c
$2.50 class A
5%
6-30
was
issue
4-14
1
5-10
37 Vic
Canada Breweries,
5%%" preferred
4-26
5- 1
week's
Co.
1
5-
$1.06 y4
(quar.)_
(quar.)l
Western Condensing
Western Insurance Securities
9
25c
25c
last
Western
9
$10c
Co.
Inc.
The above dividend
5-28
9-10
12-10
Coal
Western Air Lines,
1.
10c
Kentucky
5-
45c
$1.12 y2
_
7%
7
$1.25
(quar.)
„
West
$1.25
(quar.)
2
1
30c
(quar.)
com.
4-15
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
4-
5-
62 Vic
6-10
Corp.
(quar.)
shares
4-13
1
$75c
5-1
12y2c
Stecher-Traung
:
of
were
1S54
(par $1)
-
4-13'
1
5-
$1.50
West
12 %c
;
1
5-
$2
<quar.)_
4-20
$2c
Quarterly
5-
,
45c
4-18
10c
Stanley Brock, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
Stanley Warner Corp. (increased)
Starrett Corp.
Noo*
4-30
45c
1
10c
Silica
4-15
5-31
22'/2c
20c
(quar.)
tax.
source.
4
$354,895
1313.
p..
n.
There
stock
4-15
4-15
75c
1
12-15
pfd.
1
$1.75
5-
25c
Ltd., 4'/2~%
Corp. (quar.)
5-
5-15
62Vic
(quar.)
5-
Quarterly
Co.,
the
at
_
income
bpsr.
no.
4-15
4-30
15c
(quar.)
56 Vic
Mines, Ltd
1
$37c
Weber Showcase1 & Fixture Co.
4
h
non-residents'
deductible
7%.
See details in V. 179, p. 1616.
railway____
Wilson
Latin
Ltd.
dividend.
Canadian
Alabama—Earnings—
railway___
179,
Gross
(quar.)
Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Washington Gas Light Co., com. (quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
10-
Fuel
A
com.
*
5-14
5-
$5
(s-a)
common
this
tax
>
6-30
6-
5-
Mines,
for
4-1
company on April 19 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 5,000 shares of common stock to be offered to employees at
$11.50.;, per
share.
The
proceeds
will
augment
working
capital.—
invest¬
5c
Cement
I
7-15
$10c
class
V
4-1
5-1
Whitaker' Cable Corp., No. Kansas City, Mo.—Files—
5-14
8IV2C
$1.15
Additional
4-12
(quar.)
America (quar.)
of
4-
5-1
The
2
6-15
$40C
Bros.
5-
4-
5-10
$1.12y2
Co.,
1
<
$37Vic
4-20
1
25c
(quar.)
5-14
1
25c
Btaxtdard
Corp.
1
5-
5-
50c
(quar.)
6-
5-15
$35c
35c
preferred
33c
Quarterly
etadacona
4-20
$1.31 V*
6%
Inc.—
(quar.)
Portland
5-15
ry.
—V.
Ltd.
Vogt Mfg. Corp.
$1.10
Additional
4-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.06 %
4%% convertible preferred (quar.)_
Spencer Kellogg & Sons Inc. (quar.)_
Spokane International RR. Co. (quar.)
Spokane
4-20
5-15
___.
pfd.
preferred
$1.03%
(quar.)
:
preferred
(quar.)
Investments & Securities,
5-15
—
class
Oil—
Corp.
97V2C
preferred
3.90%
8%
Tobacco
92 V2C
_
9-20
Camp Sea Food Co.
Vulcan
(quar.)
1
Co.
(N.- Y.)
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
(quar.)
6%
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred' (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
10-
37 Vic
Viceroy Mfg. Co., Ltd.,
Virginian Railway—
(Dallas)—
.
Southwestern
6-18
——
preference
Leaf
Vanadium
5%
A
Net
6-18
1
4Vi%
Co.
Southern
Van
4-15
Railway Co.
Southwestern
class
Utah
$1.20
1
7-
Corp., $6 preferred (quar.)
United Transit Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
Upper Peninsula Power Co., com. (quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)
5-14
5-15
$50c
7-
62 Vic
from
from
6-18
Insurance
Co.,
5-
*22Vic
4-10"
Corporation and
railway
railway.
oper.
Net
5-15
37 '/ic
net
ry.
Gross
8-16
United Stores
5-14
26 Ac ;
United
Co., Ltd.—
(increased)
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.
4.80% preferred (quar.)
Fire
5-25
6-30
(accum.)
Envelope Co., common
preferred (s-a)
4-15
From Jan. 1—
11-15
(quar.)
50c
3
12-28
25c
34c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
Southern
S.
7%
1-5-55
87y2c
A
1
holders
from
from
Net
4-20
8-25
(quar.).
(from
class
5-
50c
dates
'
February—
Gross
9-23
11-26
i
Ltd.,
Tool,
preferred
Western Ry. of
6-23
1
12 Vic
Machinery Corp.,
16V4c
r
common
preferred
4%
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
U.
&
28c
(quar.)
preferred
Water Co.,
6%
1
25C
quar.)
Shoe
28V2C
Southern Calif. Edison, common
4.48% preferred (quar.)
Calif.
5-
B
1
7-
10-
6c
(quar.)__
Drill
Class
United
4
$1.25
Corp., com. (reduced)
preferred (quar.)
convertible
B
United
4-30
$50c
Fund
Corporations,
Class
5-
7 Vic
income)
United
1
$25c
5.44%
Continental
7-MK
of 125,000 shares of common stock
$10 per share has been completed, all of said shares
Net
25c
preference
ment
1
25c
(quar.)
United Cities Realty 5% pfd.
$45c
4-12
(quar.)
com.
(s-a)
Stores—
40c
—
4-26
7 Vic
Share, Ltd.
Cigar-Whelan
4-10-
7-31
tax.
or
having been sold.
8
5-14
(quar.)
4-17
4
4-
5-
4<J/2% preferred (quar.)___z
$3.50
4-28
18% C
j.
Inc.,
4-15
4-30
-
associates
and
at
37 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
7-20
4-30
v
(Continued from page 8)
Son
5-14
Ltd.
5-10
income
published
1
7 Vic
com.
6-18
Investment News
5-14
(quar.)
California
of
United Bond &
United
912-
1
(quar.)—
Lines
tax.
payment
1
9-10
12-10
92y2c
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southern Calif.
Co.
Air
1
2
5-15
37Vic
funds,
General
1
$1
Canada
Jamaica
Corrected
4-30
6-
1
(quar.)
of
Less
Previous
Missouri—
5-
$2
Southern
Co.
7-8-
,
(quar.)
resident tax
British income
j
Corp.—
Corp.
25c
^
O.)
Inc.—1
Oil
5-15
6-10
6-
(quar.)
preferred
•-
5-20
4-30
closed
15%;
4-15
6-
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
1
of
preferred
$3.50
Union
4-30
$1.12 y2
Street
Co.
preferred
4-30
5-
Salle
tax
4-12
62 Vic
La
Electric
6-
1
17 Vic
Quarterly
$35C
5-
50c
(quar.)
com.
4-15
4-20
1
37Vic
funds, less 15%
Less
4-20
5%
preferred (quar.)
conv.
South
Union
Common
1
$1.50
208
Co.,
1
6-
J31Vic
4-30
63 %c
Twin Coach
30c
_
Y.)
(quar.)
4-15
5-17
4-30
10c
(quar.)
Corp.
5-25
1
4c
(quar;)_
4
Sugars,
Radio
3-29-
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)_
(Howard) Paper Mills,
4.56%
preferred
1
5-
—
Line
6-
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
(N.
Pipe
5-
4-20
5-15
62 Vic
—
Gas
>
9
4-30
60c
(quar.)
4-26
$1
of
4-
15c
$1.14
6-15
87'/2c
common- (quar.)
1
5-10
(quar.)__
9
5-
not
S.
x
6
$1.06 y4
Quarterly
Quarterly
Trinity Universal Insurance,
Quarterly
Quarterly
10c
(quar.)„
(quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
Southdown
Co.
Transcontinental
$50c
(quar.)
4-
(quar.)
5-15
37 '/a C
(init.)
1
(quar.)—
common
$30c
——
new
5-
1
25c
r_
Canadian
a
9
.
(quar.)—
$27'/2c
$1
Co.,
preferred
4.56%
12c
Corp.
(N.),
Edison
4.25%
7-20
50c
income
4-
U.
in
resident
6
1
50C
4-20
$1
Del. (quar.)
Shares, Inc.—
5-
5-
,
2
Trav-Ler
_—_——
5-
5-27
50c
1
5-
4-15
(Los Angeles)—
8-
books
tPayable in
5-14'
4-30
5-27
of stockholders)
5-
5-14
6-15
$1.14
—
(quar.)
(Stock Div.)
approval
•Transfer
.
6-
20c
(quar.)
4-15
4-15
4-9
$1.11
(quar.)
1
5-14
1
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
5-15
1
1
5-
4-30
50c
(increased)
common
preferred
preferred
5
4-15r
5-
$1.50
<quar.)___
6%
91'Ac
Fiber Glass
Gas
5%
5-
•
-
5-26
^
preferred
4-16
6-
4-15
4-30
6-19
10c
preferred
4-24
5-
4-30
5-15
$1.25
common
1
$1
(quar.)
4c
30c
27Vic
25c
6-
$1.21
Quarterly
Quarterly
Toledo
4-30
6-
investment
;_w-
convertible
County
Zeller's, Ltd.,
-
5-14
;
convertible
York
7-16
1
(quar.)
4-27
$1.75
(quar.)
Quarterly
6-
6%
4-30
15c
preference (quar.)
$2.50 preferred <quar.)_
Ltd.
(Subject to
85c
Co.
(A.
5-
$1.07'/2
(quar.)
Yellow Cab Co.,
$175.00
Title Insurance & Trust Co.
Q
(quar.)
4-15
{Payable
shares
pfd.
27»/2C
-
Siirtms
Smith
1
Trane
5%
Sub.
$4.56
27yac
participating preferred
Syndicate
Slater
4
$10c
6% preferred (quar.)
Signature Loan Co., Inc., class A (quar.)
7% convertible preferred (quar.)
Oil
7
1
5-
25c
common
(H. I.)
5-
6-
Wysong & Miles Co.
$1
(quar.)
Co.,
5-
91 Vic
5
4-23
35c
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
Glass Mfg. Co.—
$20c
.
5
4-
Co.—
convertible
6-
30c
4-
2
1
*
7-31
90c
(monthly)
40c
(quar.)
Bros.,
1
50c
2
6-
4-16
$1.50
pfd. (accum.)
4.44%
Co,
5-15
6-15
4-30
(quar.)_____
Elec.,
Jr.)
Monthly—^
Monthly—
Monthly
7-
1
5-7
4-26
1
.
25c
County
(Wm.
Co.
7-
5-15
_
Trust
Light,
preferred
5-15
14c
Wrigley
1
6%
Interest
&
$4 preferred
4-22
1
Land
Prop.
Power
Thalhimer
$$1.7.5
Worcester
9-1
W.)
$5c
Service, $4 preferred
Producing Co. (quar.)
Pacific
$4.84
(F.
25c'
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.—
Texas
7-
1
12-
5-15
Common
5
25c
(quar.)
Power,
1
*12 Vic
Texas Electric
4-15
4-15
$$1.06
of
Ltd.,
Pacific
10-
1-2-55
27c
Corp
1
Co.—
Co.
Chemical
&
1
4-30
Ctfs.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
6-
20c
_
(quar.)
5-
Co.
America,
preferred
5-
Thrift Stores,
of
(quar.)
common
Products
1
Corp.
Co.,
_
7-
Co.
4-20
1
5-22
6-
\
$1.26
Corp., 6%
J4c
5% convertible preferred
(quar.)
Technicolor, Inc. (quar.)
Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd
50c
(s-a)
Shirriffs,
Bnfith
5-14
1
Wool worth
4
6-18
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Sherman
5-20
6-26
37 Vic
preferred
5.04%
4-20
5-29
*
5-21
4-30
30c
;
common...,
Light Co. (quar.)_
Service, common • <quar.)_
Public
Witherbee
7-
+20c
6-
preferred
Sinclair
1
6-
5%
5
5-
(increased)
6-10
nc
&
20c
(s-a)
Common
6-
5-
4-15
Taylor, Pearson & Carson (Canada), Ltd.—
$1.10
Sherwin-Williams
Skelly
5-14
5-14
37 >/2c
Sherwin-Williams
Silver
1
1
(quar.)
Oil
preferred
convertible
(quar.)
Mfg.
$1.20
4%
common
Sheraton Corp.
Sierra
6-
6-
4-12
Power
$2c
—
Inc.,
Taylor & Fenn
$1.50
_
(quar.)
Shea's Winnipeg Brewery, Ltd., class B (s-a)
4%
Extra
Talon,
6- 5
6-15
25c
Shawinigan Water <fc Power Co.
Class
5
$5
Transit
investment
Sheller
1
6-
preferred series A
American
From
6-
6-15
4
25c
50c
6-14
1
6-
4-30
50c
5c
(accum.)
5-
$1
—
15c
3'.65%, preferred (quar.)—
Selected
30c
50C
(quar.)_
$1.16
—
—
Seaboard
$1.12 Vi
—
Quarterly
Thompson
(quar.)
Wisconsin
Quarterly
1
preferred
4-22
4-30
12-
preferred
4-30
4-12
12-15
4.30%' preferred
Scott Paper Co.—
Wisconsin
37 Vic
1
$1.25
Co.
4-22
___
1
A
Dillon
4-22
4-30
5-
Thermoid
Mfg.
10-15
4-30
(quar.)
1
A
1
10c
Teck
(quar.)—
Scatfe & Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)——
Schenley Industries, Inc. (quar.)
$4
Corpl.
Co.
9-
preferred
$3.40
&
9-15
convertible
Scovill
Swift
$1.25
5%
Scotten
11-
$1
Corp.
Power,
6% prelerred (quar.)
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Wisconsin Investment Co. (from
incomer
__!.___
il-.
37 y2c
5-1
25c
(quar.)____^__
-
4-19
He
Bankshares
Electric
preferred
_
_____
Thatcher
A
A
Wisconsin
Wisconsin
4-15
$2.40
Cummins
4-30
4-15
1
5-15
11c
■
,
5-15
5-
15c
_______
4-30
;/ 7-15
50c
___
(quar.)l____^
Grocery Co. (monthly)
12y2C
1
—
Co.
&
3iy<c
(quar.)
15c
5-15
4-23
34%c
.5-15
4-23
'y'V...
Monthly
2
1
preferred
preferred
Monthly
5-
6-
preferred
5%%
4-19
4-30
8-
6-15
convertible
6%%
1
5-15
$1
$1.25
Co.,
5-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper
25c
—
Ry.
5%
1st
Winn & Lovett
5-
$1.02 %
(quar.)
A
Antonio
Williams
6-17
2nd
_
4-30
1
6-17
1
40c
preferred A (quar,)————.
6% preferred B (quar.)__
Sun Oil Co., 4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.
(quar.)
:
Superior Separator, 6% preferred (quar.)
4-20
5-
1
7-
6%
6%
4-20
1
$1.02 V2
(initial)
common
preferred
Scltwitzer
1
$1
—
convertible
Regis
1
55-
$1.13%
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
convertible preferred
$4.40
s-is
$1
com.
Sr%
St.
9-15
10-
7-
2nd
4.32%
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co. (quar.)_
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4'/*% pfd. (quar.)
St.
Lawrence Flour Mills Co., Ltd.—
7;% preferred (quar.)——
Ban
1
37'/2C
—
Louis-San
4-15
6-15
10-
15c
—
Corp.—•
prior preference
(quar.)____
Whitehead Bros. Rubber (quar.)
Service-—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4 2nd preferred (quar.)—
Suburban Gas Service, common
6-ia
1
40c
(quar.)
Royalties Management
Russ Building Co., 6% preferred
S. & W. Fine Foods, Inc.—
St.
1
1
7-
Electric
Sewing ,Machine
$2
25c
.
$4
Corp.—
Rockland Light & Power Co.,
4%
57-
White
4-19
$4
5-14
5-14
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
5
5
6-14
28C
(accum.)
A
(annual)
non-cumulative preferred
Aircraft
66-
1
4-30
87 V2C
(quar.)
Common
Rohr
Suburban
Superior Steel
preferred series F (quar.)——
series I preferred (quar.)_
4.10% preferred H (quar.)—___________
4.10% preferred J (quar.)Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Co.—
preferred
4-22
75c
4%
4.65%
4-15
4-10
1
5-
93 %C
4%%
5%
4-30
4-26
____—_____
prior
Sylvania Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
class
Electric
&
4-15
30c
common-
participating
6-15
$1.75
(s-a)—
(quar.)
Inc.
participating
1
4-30
7-
50c
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier, common (quar.)
Struthers Wells Corp., common (quar.)
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)__—_
Stubnitz-Greene Spring Corp.
(quar.)
6%
(
Brand Rice Mills,
Riverside Cement Co.—
Robbins
7-
(quar.)
Payable of Ree.
Share
White's Auto Stores, com. (quar.)__
5Vi% conv, pfd. (quar.)
Inc.—
Camp,
Common
4-26
$1.75
common——
guaranteed
guaranteed
7%
4-21
50c
preferred (quar.)—
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—6</c
1
$1.75
—
3%%
River
5-
4-30'
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
6tokely-Van
60c
(quar.)
Rich's,
4-15
(
1st
7%
1
Co.
Holdera
When
Per
Name of Company
5-28
56c
(quar.).—_
&
P.)
(J.
Holdert
6-11
Textiles, Inc.
preferred
4 % %
Payable of Rec.
25c
Inc
35c
(quar.).
common
preferred
preferred
1st- preferred
2nd
preferred
5-
60c
(quar.)
2nd
7%
7%
Stevens
12 V2C
con v.
class
4-15
Stores,
When
Share
y
100%
—
of Calif, (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Reynolds <R. J.) Tobacco, common (quar.)—
Common
1
75c
_j—
—
5%
4-20
5-28
5-
$28c
(3-a)_
Republic Supply Co.
Resistoflex,
1
6-10
35c
Coventry, Ltd., class A—
Republic
Stern & Stern
Bros.
50c
(Ohio)
(quar.)
Engineering Co
&
Sterchi
+25C
Insurance
Fire
Reliance! Electric
5-
4-20
1
50c
Co.
Reitman's
5%
Per
Name of Company
JlOc
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
(Canada), Ltd., common (quar.)preferred (quar.)
—
-
participating
$2
Reed
5-
25c
(quar.)
class B
Co.,
Holdert
Payable 0] Rec.
Monday, April 26, 1954
11-
1
2-1
decoding
ducted'to
equipped
signal
the
with
will
be
television
an
179,
air
p.
1616.
Volume 179
Number 5319
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;/
(1875 )
47
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARKANSAS
Co., Rand & Co., Julius A. Rippel,
Ryan,
Sutherland
&
Co.,
Schmidt, Poole & Co., Stokes &
Bond Offering—noweii rs.
Price,
IVlayor, will receive sealed bids Co., Atkinson & Co., Channer Se¬
curities Co., Henry
until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Dahlberg &
May 5 for
the
purchase of $950,000 water Co., Granbery, Marache & Co.
West
.and
sewer
revenue
.May 1, 1954.
1955
as
to
Due
1979
bonds.
on
Callable
of
May 1, 1959. Principal and
(M-N)
payable at
the
Union National Bank, Little
Rock,
or
at
New
bank
a
York
trust
or
City
company
in
Chicago. Le¬
gality approved by Townsend &
Townsend, of Little Rock.
or
CALIFORNIA
t
die
&
Co., Berman,
Ernst & Co.
Co.,
Selonick
California (State of)
Sale — The
$50,000,000
Clerk
fice
.April
21—v.
syndicate
headed
Stuart & Co., Inc., New York
gnat,
headed by the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
City,
price of 101.1727, a net inter¬
est cost of
about
2.1956%,
as
fol¬
lows:
Bid—One other bid was
submitted for the
issue, a group
tion,
of
named
to
19,000,000
from
1976
2V4s.
May 1 from
City Bank, Chase National Bank,
Blyth & Co., First Boston Corp.,
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., all
of New York
City, Harris Trust
&
Savings Bank, Chicago, and
American Trust Co., San Fran¬
on
of
the
,
.
syndi¬
this
Ducor Union School
Tulare
Trust
Morgan & Co. Inc., Northern Trust
Co., Chicago, Paine, Webber,
-Jackson & Curtis,
Phelps, Fenn &
Co.
Bond
Philadelphia National Bank, R.
Pressprich & Co., Salomon
& Hutzler, Shields &
Co.,
:Smith, Barney & Co., Stone & Web¬
ster Securities Corp.,
White, Weld
.&■ Co., Alex. Brown & Sons, HallBros.
garten & Co., Laidlaw & Co., Lee
Higginson Corp., F. S. Moseley &
Co., L. F. Rothschild & Co., Stroud
Braun,
Bosworth
&
Co.,
Inc., Dick & Merl^-Smith, First of
Michigan Corporation, Hornblow•er &
Weeks, Kean, Taylor & Co.,
Marine
ern
Trust
Company of West¬
New York, Buffalo.
Laurence M. Marks &
Co., Au¬
drey G. Lanston & Co., Schoellikopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Bacon,
■Stevenson & Co., Baxter, Williams
t&
Co., City National Bank
&
Trust Co., Kansas City, Commerce
Trust Co., Kansas City, R. L. Day
& Co., Francis I. duPont &
Co.,
Eldredge & Company, Geo. B.
Gibbons & Company, Hirsch &
Company, W. E. Hutton & Co.,
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co., W.
H. Morton & Co., Inc., Robert W.
Baird & Co., Inc.,
Barret,
Fitch,
North & Co., Bramhall, Fallion &
Co., Inc., Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
The Illinois
& Co.
Company, King, Quirk
1
Mercantile-Safe Deposit & Trust
Co., Baltimore, Newhard, Cook &
Co., Schwabacher & Co., J. S.
Strauss & Co., Tripp &
Co., Inc.,
Chas.
E.
Weigold & Co., J. G.
White & Co., Inc., Byrne &
Phelps,
Inc., A. Webster Dougherty & Co.,
Glickenhaus & Lembo, Inc., G. C.
Haas & Co., Hannahs, Ballin &
Lee, Pacifc Northwest Co., Stern
Brothers
&
Co.,
Third
National
Bank, Nashville. Wood. Gundy &
Co., Inc., C. F. Childs & Co., Inc.,
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co., First
Securities Company of
Chicago,
Freeman & Co., Robert Garrett &
Sons, Raffensperger, Hughes &
National
to
Offering
Offering
Bond
1964
ing,
H.
County
sealed
struction
Clerk,
A.
will
Dated
June
on
June
15 from
clusive.
15,
1955
Principal
(J-D)
payable
to
group
Offering
Claude
—
sealed bids at his office in
to
1968
$211.
(State of)
$31,571,000 Bond
Leon
inclusive.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
and interest
by
of
Grove
counties
later
in
May
an
10:30
a.m.
for
the
4
$375,000
building
June
1, 1954. Due
1955
to
1972
(Calif. DST)
purchase of
bonds.
on
Dated
June 1 from
inclusive/Principal
and
interest (J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl-
quist,
San
Herrington &
County
Alachua
Baker
Due
Bradford
County
the
1960
and
to
1972
inclusive.
interest (J-D)
Madison
Okaloosa
County Treasurer's office.
Osceola
.__
bonds.
sewer
until 9
1955 to 1969 incl.
(Calif. DST) on April
purchase of $56,000
bonds.
Dated
May
1,
the
building
1954.
to
Angeles,
from
The
Due
1973
on
May
inclusive.
1
from
1955
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable
County Treasurer's office.
at
office.
Grant, County Clerk, will receive
10
27
$104,000
a.m.
for
(Calif.
the
building
Visalia,
DST)
purchase
bonds.
on
May 1
dated
e
g a
1 it
y
approved
by
Coolidge
on
of
Dated
&
Offering—Harold
sealed
bids at the
building bonds offered April 19—•
179, p. 1769—were awarded to
L.
An¬
office
re¬
of
Day, Berry & Howard, 750 Main
St., Hartford, until noon (DST)
Santa
1974
Due
on
May 1 from 1955
inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at the HartfordConnecticut Trust Co., Hartford.
1956 to
Walton
Okaloosa
County
(P. O. Crest'
view), Fla.
1 Certificate Offering — C. L.
Fleming, Chairman of the Board
of County
Commissioners, will re¬
ceive
sealed
180,000 2I/2S.
the
cago,
Dated Dec.
from
1954
tificates
of
1956
due
1968
in
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1959
and
there¬
are
callable as of Dec. 1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Bank of Crestview,
Crestview,
turers
or
at the Manufac¬
1969
2.35%,
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
Due
1974
on
on
Jan.
1 from
inclusive.
revenue
179,
v.
the
as
Sale—The $235,000 water
bonds offered April 19—
1769—were awarded to
p.
Illinois
Company of Chicago,
23/4s, at 100.03, a basis of about
2.74%.
Trust Co., New
York City.
approved
by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
son,
ceive
chase
rome
Certificate
and
ticipation
cjq.
Sale—The $1,000,000
sewerage
revenue
certificates
19—v.
179,
p.
Peoria, III.
Offering—Ray D. Ander¬
City Comptroller, will re¬
Bond
sealed
(CST)
GEORGIA
April
Due
Glenview, III.
Bond
Legality
water
to
1
Cer¬
after
of
to
1970
indebtedness.
1, 1953. Due
to
from
follows:
as
50,000 2V2S.
certificates
from
1
Jan.
on
net interest cost of about
a
(CST)
tion
Due
Bank, and Ba¬
Whipple & Co., both of Chi¬
jointly, at a price of 100.007;
p.m.
2:30
1
First National
con,
on May 11 for the purchase
$400,000 court house construc¬
until
Jan.
on
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
$150,000 2V4s.
bids
Due
1969 inclusive.
Sandwich), 111.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
building bonds offered April 19—
v.
179, p. 1769-t-were awarded to
1,000,000
185,000
702,000
Taylor
follows:
as
Kendall
Counties Township High Sch.
District No. 402 (P. O.
300,000
700,000
Rosa
April 27 for the purchase of
$200,000 school bonds. Dated May
1, 1954.
2.36%,
$370,000 214s.
730,000
________
on
to
First
National
Bank, and
Bacon, Whipple & Co., both of
Chicago, jointly, at a price of
100.08, a net interest cost of about
DeKalb,. LaSalle and
1958.
Stafford (P. O. Stafford Springs),
Connecticut
Bond
Lucie
Sarasota
of
incl.
drews, Town Treasurer, will
Union Elementary School
District, Tulare County, Calif.
Bond Offering — Claude H.
April
L
are
Ropes, Gray, Best,
Rugg, of Boston.
the
Orosi
until
iDue
1969
to
May 1,
1954. Principal and interest(M-N)
payable at the City Treasurer's
ceive
sealed bids at his office in
1955
bonds
a.m.
for
on
May 1 from 1955 to 1964 incl.
360,000 John Winthrop School
bonds.
Due on May 1 from
School bonds.
27
Due
Johns
St.
Conn.
Bond Offering—John J. Morris,
City
Comptroller,
will
receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
April 28 for the purchase of $1,300,000 bonds, divided as follows:
$300,000
150 (P. O.
Sandwich), III.
Bond Sale—The
$550,000 school
400,000
St.
Bridgeport,
Dec. 1 from 1966
on
LaSalle and Kendall
Counties School District No.
665,000
Pinellas
CONNECTICUT
$100,000
Dec. 1 from 196*1
DeKalb,
668,000
560,000 I
200,000
712,000
1,700,000
628,000
200,000
Marion
payable at the
inclusive;
on
inclusive; and $165,000
v.
Lee
Principal
to 1965
the
Liberty
for
1960
2.70s, due
800,000
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
on June 1 from
4
Dec. 1 from 1966
on
to 1973 inclusive.
400,000
486,000
Highlands
Old River School
bids at this office in Los
7
Gadsden
640,000 William Samuel Johnson
District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J.
Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
to
4,069,000
Holmes
building
June 1, 1954. Due
inclusive; and $25,000
1968 inclusive.
2.80s, due
Hardee
L. Brown,
1965
$50,000
Dec. 1 from 1961
building bonds: $95,000
3.20s, due on Dec. 1 from 1955
9,720,000
Escambia
inclusive;
360,000
___
Bay
(Calif. DST)
on
May
$154,000
White, Weld &
City,1 as follows:
on
2.70s, due
$2,057,000
340,000
_7 1,380,000
525,000
400,000
LCl
Calhoun
Fresno
1960
to
Amount
~
bids until
a.m.
72"
Ave.,
to
York
2.80s, due
to
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Sutcliffe, of
Francisco.
to
$31,571,000 bonds just au¬
represent obligations of
the following counties:
County, Calif.
10:30
New
the
299,000
459,000
School
District,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Offering — R. B. James.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
be
to
offering of some
bonds
by
another
an
Columbia
J.
awarded
were
The
expense.
—
Laramie
offered April 19—v. 179, p. 1524—
296,000
Offering
N.
7040
Skokie), III.
Bond Sale—The $520,000 bonds
the
Collier
Bond
County School District No.
(P. O.
con¬
Pasco
Lemon
Cook
County
Citrus
H.
Visalia,
Chicago, and Braun, Bosworth.
Co., Inc., Toledo, jointly, at
1.10% interest, plus a premium of
bonds by
interest
District,
group:
&
a
thorized
legal opinion at his
School
the
Corporation,
of
of
Dade
until
10
i.m.
(Calif.
DST)
on
April 27 for the purchase of $32,000
building bonds. Dated May
10, 1954.
Due on May 10 from
1957
Bapk
2y4s, at 100.03,
der to obtain
Selma
of
Securities
ILLINOIS
Treasurer's office. Successful bid¬
District,
County, Calif.
members
1,
year.
1974 in¬
the
1 from
inclusive.
$160,000 building bonds: $85,000
3.20s, due on Dec. 1 from 1955
Grand View School
Bond
May
Jan. 1 from
Jan.
on
will be made early in
June,
receive
and
at
from.
Co.,
followed
Brun-
1954.
1
"package" offering of that amount
on
bonds.
inclusive.
Grant, County Clerk, will receive
Other
a group of 28
counties and indications are that a
until 10 a.m. (Calif.
May 4 for the purchase
$2,300,000 community hospital
of
own
Tulare
dated
Court has approved
issuance of $31,571,000 school
bids
DST)
Visalia,
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at
the County Treasurer's office.
1967 to 1979
Equitable
National
as
The
—
$25,000,000
Offering—John
Jan.
on
1961 to 1966 inclusive.
745,000 2V2S. Due
Circuit
County (P. O.
Redwood City), Calif.
10
a.m.
(Calif.
DST)
on
April 27 for the purchase of $125,000
building bonds.
Dated May
10, 1954.
Due on May 10 from
to
Florida
Florida
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Grant, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in
the
Counties Plan
7:30
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
District,
Claude
—
from
1
basis of about 2.24%.
Dated May 1, 1954.
Due on May 1
from 1955 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
County, Calif.
.v
on
Cook County (P. O.
Special Tax Sch. Dist.
Chicago), IlL.
No. 1 (P.O.
Warrant
Sale—The $14,000,000
Gainesville), Fla.
Bond Sale
The $2,950,000 tax anticipation warrants offered
school bonds offered on
April 19 April 20—v. 179, p. 1655—were
—v.
179, p. 1419—were awarded awarded to the Illinois Company
Offering—Ray A. Woods,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
Due
Alachua
Jacksonville,
Fernando, Calif.
p.m. (Calif. DST)
May 3 for the purchase of
$200,000 recreation building bonds.
until
1955
W.
the
were
bids
4s.
—
on
San Mateo
lon & Co., First National
Bank, of
Co.,
Clerk, will receive
7
-
FLORIDA
Peque-
cisco.
Co., Eastman, Dil¬
Co., of
New York, Kidder,
Peabody &
Co., Lehman Brothers, Mercantile
Trust Company, of St. Louis, J. P.
account
May
on
are
price of 100.0005,.
a
205,000 2.10s. Due
Bond
a
1
May
National Bank & Trust Co. of Chi¬
Guaranty
A.
on
Bear, Stearns & Co., Blair,
Rollins & Co., Inc., Chemical Bank
& Trust Co., Continental Illinois
■&
for
AmOng the principal members of
on
cate:
Boston,
having
101.098
City
May 1 from
1980 inclusive.
members
cago, Drexel &
San
inclusive.
on
1967 to 1975 inclusive.
to
of
G.
May 10 for the purchase of $65,000
building bonds.
Due
1966
12,000,000 Is. Due
Other
Francisco,
price
a
County
—
DST)
combination of 5s, 2y4s and Is, or
a
net interest cost of 2.200557%.
$19,000,000 5s. Due
1956
San
District,
County, Calif.
sealed bids at his office in River¬
side until 10 a.m. (Calif.
Other
bonds
of*"
Nashville, Johnson, Lane, Space &
1954. Principal and interest
Co.,
of
Savannah, Clement A.
(M-N) payable at the First Na¬ Evans &
Co., Byron Brooke & Co.,
tional Bank: of Boston.
Legality Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner, all of
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Atlanta,
and
Sterne,
Agee
&
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Leach, of Birmingham.
School
Offering
construction
1968 inclusive.
The
Atlanta, at
follows:
$50,000
209,000 bridge construction bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1955 to
Treasurer's office.
Bond
Due
composed
net interest cost of
about 2.46
a
as
1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and interest
at
the
County
Riverside
2
group
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
school
bonds.
payable
Romoland
until
April 27 for the
$2,697,000 bonds, as
a
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.y
of
on
of
$2,488,000
Dated June 1, 1954.
1 from 1955 to 1969
June
on
(J-D)
Co.
a
i
Palo
cilities bonds.
Co., Stix & Co., Winslow,
Douglas & McEvoy, and Zahner &
jointly by the Bankers Trust Co.,
New York City, First National
JBank
of
Chicago, and
Halsey,
at
purchase
Offering—George Nessel,
the Board of Trustees,
inclusive.
(DST)
Finance,
follows:
Alto, until 4 p.m.
(Calif. DST) on April 28 for the
purchase of $75,000 recreation fa¬
ment
a
and
of
in
Due
building aid bonds offered
to
sey, Jr., Commissioner of
will receive sealed
bids
will receive sealed bids at his of¬
&
-school
awarded
Recreation
Stamford, Conn.
awarded to
Offering-—Thomas Morris- the
Bond
p.m.
Park
County, Calif,
Bond
Co., Townsend,Dab& Tyson, Shaughnessy & Co.,
Small-Milburn Co., Soden Invest¬
1207—were
10
Parkway District, San Mateo
ney
,
p.
May
on
A. Overton &
Bond
179,
Due
1970 inclusive. Prin¬
Ravenswood
Garrett-Bromfield & Co., Goodbody & Co., Wm. P. Harper & Son
& Co., R. H. Johnson &
Co., J.
;
1954.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
ards & Co., McDonald-Moore &
Co., Olderman, Asbeck & Co., D.
A. Pincus & Co.,
Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, Shannon & Co., Singer,
Deane & Scribner, John Small &
Co., Taylor & Co., Thomas & Co.,
Chas. N. Tripp Co.,
Yarnall, Bid-
interest
10,
from 1955 to
Hannaford & Talbot, Hill Rich¬
Dated
May 1 from
inclusive.
May
Inc.,
Memphis, Ark.
an¬
offered
1655—were
on
of
bids
April
$275,000
until
30
for
5
p.riK
the
pur¬
local
improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated July 1, 1954.
Due serially on July 1 from 1956
to
1964
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
City Treasurer's office.
interest
(J-J)
and
th*
,
/.
48
The Commercial
(1876)
of
School
Unit
Clarinda, Iowa
(P.O. Marion), III.
to R. F.
funding bonds was sold
Co., of Chicago, as
4J/2S. Dated Nov. 1, 1953. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
&
Camden
J-D.
Interest
Legality
construction
15—v.
179,
Moines,
&
Cownie,
2s.
April
of
Co.,
Due
a
Nov.
on
1
from
Indiana
Sale
—
The $191,100 first mortgage reve¬
bonds and debentures offered
nue
April 13 were awarded
Crut-
to
tenden & Co., of Chicago, as
at
price
a
of
100.19,
Ginther,
&
assessment street improvement Johnston
Co., of Cleveland,
bonds offered April 2 were sold Magnus & Co., of Cincinnati, H.
to Quail & Co., of Davenport, as V. Sattley & Co. of Detroit, and
offered
bonds
April 21 were awarded to RafHughes
&
Co., of
fensperger,
Indianapolis, as 3V8S, at 100.56,
Bond
until
The
bonds
1954,
April
from July 1,
inclusive.
Bonds
May 5 for
$190,000 school
(CST)
of
purchase
on
Jan.
due
1,
and thereafter are callable
as of July
1, 1959.
Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc-
building bonds offered April 19
179, p. 1656—were awarded
to
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc., both
of
Chicago, jointly, as
at
100.13, a basis of about 2.23%.
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., and
Offering
KANSAS
O.
Rist,
Secretary of the Board of
School Trustees, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
May 6 for the purchase of
$104,000 building bonds.
Dated
May 15, 1954. Due semi-annually
from July
15, 1955 to July 15,
1960
inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Lafayette, Ind.
$2,275,000 sew¬
age works revenue bonds offered
April 20—v. 179, p. 1655—were
Bond Sale—The
to
a
First
Boston
both
of
group composed of
Corp., Blyth & Co.,
York
City, J. C.
Co., Nashville, and
New
Bradford
&
City Securities Corp., Indianpolis,
as
follows:
Oct.
Due
from
1
April 1 and
on
1956
1960
to
in¬
Kansas
1
Due
from
on
1961
from
1
on
1970
Kansas
to
1969
April 1 and
1975
to
on
1976
in¬
April 1 and
1981
to
New
in¬
Corporation (P. O. New
Castle), Ind.
Bond Sale—1-The $300,000
gutter, paving, sewer and street
opening bonds.
Dated
May
1,
school
Perry School Township (P. O. 1130
Epier Ave., Indianapolis), Ind.
Bond Sale—The $35,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 16—v.
1655 — were awarded to
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Indianapolis, as l%s,
a basis of about 1.64%.
BeSine, of
at 100.48,
Scott
Twp. (P. O. R. R. 8,
Evansville), Ind.
Offering—Wilbert Wort-
Bond
man,
ceive
Township Trustee,
sealed
(CST)
chase
on
of
Due
1954.
May 1 from 1955 to
on
inclusive.
1964
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the State
terest
Fiscal Agency
in Topeka.
Legal¬
Stinson, Mag,
Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of
Kansas City.
approved
by
bids
April 26
$140,000
will
until
for
8
the
bonds,
as
re¬
p.m.
inclusive.
has
Detailed
respecting the issue
be obtained
Buchler, Esq.,
construction
In
Baudean
One
has
Township bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1955 to Jan. 1, 1974 inclu¬
city.
tracks
that
canal
at various
parallelled
the
points, made the
Orleans traffic situation
one
Closing and filling of the stateowned canal
was
authorized by
amendment
vital part of the Union
Terminal-Grade
as
a
Passenger
gram, and
of
the
canal
new
from
2,629,000
2,663,000
2V2s.
May 1 from
Due
2%s.
2.90s.
Due
to
on
1980
Due
May
1
a
become right-ofsuperhighway en¬
the
city from the
new
into
1
May
1
from 1981 to 1989 inclusive.
The
new
rail
of the New
nation—and
to
Other members of the syndicate:
First National Bank, Kuhn, Loeb
1,
&
the
1954. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Old National Bank,
Evansville. Legality approved by
&
be
also
sive.
bonds
are
dated
March
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
dianapolis.
Co., Shields & Co., Hornblower
Weeks, Hirsch & Co., Clark,
Dodge & Co., Hayden, Stone &
Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., L. F.
Rothschild
&
Co., all of New
York, Baxter, Williams & Co., of
$270,000
from
15
bonds.
water
15, 1954. Due on May
1955
inclusive.
1969
to
Principal and interest payable at
the Merchants National Bank of
Boston.
by
Legality/approved
&
Palmer
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Storey,
V/
•>.
Lowell, Mass.
.
.
r
^
Harring¬
Sale—J. Russell
Note
City Treasurer, will receive
a.m. (EST) on
ton,
sealed bids until 11
well
terest
t
April 28 for the purchase of $500,000 revenue ? anticipation
notes.
Dated April 29, 1954. Due Nov.
paying 85% of the cost of the 26, 1954.
grade separation program, which
North Reading,^Mass.
total approximately $23 million;
also construction of major Street
Note Offering-r-Louis M. Gown¬
improvements related to the pro- ing Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (DST) on
gram.
Finally, the state and Federal April 27 for the purchase of $85,governments are financing several 000 water bonds. Dated May 1,
key grade separations located on 1954. Due bh May 1 from 1955 to
the U. S.-State highway system, as 1969 inclusive. Principal and in¬
development
as
the
of
new
Pontchartrain Expressway on the
now-filled New Basin Canal. V ;
Vernon Parish, Hornbeck School.
payable
National
will
Merchants
the
at
of
Bank
certified
be
Notes
Boston.
to
as
genuine¬
by the Director of Accounts,
ness
Department
of Corporations
Taxation
District No. 143 (P. O.
Massachusetts.
of
and
;
Leesville), La. CI ':-.:: v, '
Bond Offering—T. L.
Harvey, p'CProvincetown, Mass.
Secretary of the Parish School
Bond Offerings-Frank S.' Bent*
Board, will receive sealed bids
Town
Treasurer, " will ; receive
until 11 a.m. (CST) on May 6 for
sealed bids at the First National
the purchase of $60,000 building
Bank, 170 Commercial St., Probonds.
Dated April 1, 1954, Due
vincetown, until noon (DST) on
on April
1 from 1955 to 1969 in¬
April 28 for the purchase
of
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
$380,000
school
project
bonds.
(A-O) payable at a bank speci¬ Dated
May 1, 1954. Due on May 1
fied by the purchaser.
Legality from 1955 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
-
-
approved
by
Chapman
&
Cutler,
of Chicago.
Anne
will
be
the
first
union
completely air-con¬
from
cipal and interest payable at the
Firsts National
MARYLAND
Legality
Arundel
County (P. O.
Glen Burnie), Md.
Bond Offering — W. Calvin
Chairman of the County
Sanitary Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
until
11
(DST)
a.m.
May 5 for the purchase of
on
Thorndike,
KKK, sanitary
May 15, 1954. Due
May 15 from 1956 to 1984 in¬
bonds.
on
Dated
clusive.
Principal
and
payable
at
the
(M-N)
Trust
Co.
of
Maryland,
Glen
Legality
approved
by
Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer,
$130,000 13/4S. Due
1955 to
120,000
1963
2s.
on
May 1 from
offered
the
April 21
Merchants
May
on
is paid by
proceeds of a
$15 million revenue bond issue in
1948 through the city but with the
eight
trunk-line
railroads
in¬
volved in the program obligated
individually and collectively to
$750,000
The
notes
of
Bank
discount.
Boston, at 0.603%
dated
are
1954 and mature
notes
awarded to
were
National
April
22,
Nov. 22, 1954.
on
Taunton, Mass.
Note Offering—Thomas F.
sealed
bid^until
April 27
on
Carr,
receive
(DST)
purchase of
City Treasurer,
Jr.,
1954.
a.m.
the
for
notes. f.dated
Due Nov.
v:;,,/<':/
;
will
11
April
'
■
I
Worcester, Mass.
Note
Offering—H.
J.
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
.
Tunison,
receive
will
Treasurer,
City
29,
10,/1954.
(DST)
on
April 26 for the purchase of $1,-
000,000
revenue
notes.
Dated
April 27, 1954 and due on Nov. 2,
1954.
inclusive.
Due
1964 to
Sale—The
$500,000
Queen Anne's County (P. O.
Centreville), Md.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 pub¬
lic school bonds offered April 20
v.
179, p. 1656—were awarded to
Baker, Watts & Co., of Baltimore,
at 100.01, a net interest cost of
about 1.91%, as follows:
Storey,
Dodge, of
&
Palmer
Quincy, Mass.
interest
County
Burnie.
Boston.
of
by
-
Note
series
$1,000,000
Bank
approved
Boston.
Gray,
from
1
MICHIGAN
1969 inclusive.
Bloomingdale Township, BloomingMASSACHUSETTS
dale Fractional School District
Beverly, Mass.
Sale—The $106,000 school
Bond
bonds offered
1769
were
—
April 21-^v. 179, p.
awarded to Kidder,
Peabody & Co., of New York City,
as 1.60s, at 100.06, a basis of about
Essex County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Note Offering — Thomas F.
Duffy, County Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
bids
sealed
(DST)
April
on
until
11
the
for
27
chase of $100,000 Industrial
notes.
Dated
April 29,
April
29,
a.m.
pur¬
Farm
1954.
Due
1955.
Hampden County (P. O.
Springfield), Mass. ■Note
Sale—The $75,000
notes
offered April 21—v. 179, p. 1769—
were
awarded
Bank
Third
the
to
&
Trust
Na¬
of
discount,
Co.,
Springfield,
at
0.62%
plus a premium of $10.
No.
10
(P. O. Bloomingdale),
Michigan
Sale—The
Bond
Note Offering—Mildred L. Man¬
sealed
on
bids
April
$500,000
until
27
notes.
1954. Due Dec. 1,
Bond
11
for the
a.m.
(DST)
purchase of
Dated
April
27,
1954.
Warren, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
(DST)
sealed
on
bids
until
11
a.m.
April 29 for the pur¬
—
v.,
179, p. 1769—were awarded to the
Peoples State Bank of Blooming¬
dale, as 2V2s, at par.
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
Offering—John
erspoon,
ceive
H. With-
City Controller, will re¬
sealed
until
bids
10
a.m.
(EST) on May 4 for the purchase
of
$6,122,000 bonds, divided as"
1
follows:
$3,722,000 sewage disposal system
revenue refunding and extent
sion
bonds.
(Issue
was
originally intended to be sold
on
April 6, but the offering
;
was withdrawn.)
The bonds
^ ;
are dated: Dec,
mature on Dec.
1980
2,400,000
Due
on
15,
1950 and
15 from
inclusive.
1955
Callable
utility
water
May 15, 1954.
Dated
May
1
from
1957 to
1984 inclusive. The bonds
general
as
15, 1956.
public
bonds.
obligations
are
the
of
City.
Principal
Holden, Mass.
Offering — W. Goulding
build¬
$98,000
ing bonds offered April 20
to
owne(l in the ning, City Treasurer, will receive
Cost of the terminal
railroads
May
of Dec.
ditioned.
The
,
Haverhill, Mass.
terminal
the first municipally
station
of
Dated
lines, of course, have the right to
dispose of their present terminal
properties as they like.
".
The
City of New Orleans is
tional
Orleans program is its ownership
,
chase
the
cross
unified passenger tracks.
Total cost of the program to the
railroads
is
$25.5 million.
The
and financial plan.
inclusive.
on
roadbed
tracks into the
An unusual feature
May
as
north.
1970 inclusive.
1965 to
1971
on
used
will
area
for
trance
1,572,000
pro¬
station and most of the filled
canal
way
on
is
for main approach
follows:
Due
Separation
this 300-foot wide val¬
uable right-of-way was conveyed
to the city for $1. Today a portion
(State of)
addi¬
terminal
1.58%.
of the worst in the nation.
constitutional
the
streets
which,
congestion
road
contributed
for
at arterial streets which
intolerable and insolu-
traffic
have
funds
over a pe¬
In addition, the
plant, for filling the New. Basin
Canal, track re-location and new
freight yards, plus 15% of the cost
of the grade separation structures
into
added to that of four sets of rail¬
bonds
railroads
tional
Narrow lift
cross-town
2.93%.
from
Civil
Township
bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1955 to Jan. 1, 1974 inclu¬
miles
six
for
all
at
Brown & Co., Nusloch,
&
Smith,
Arnold
&
$636,000 5s.
Due
New
an
the heart of the
an
the
obsolete water¬
extended from Lake
that
bridges
$7,500,000 high¬
offered April 21—v.
179, p. 1525—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by C. J. Devine
& Co.] New York City, at 100.07,
a net interest cost of about 2.85%,
sive.
70,000
corollary benefits
filling of
Canal,
way
pur¬
School
the
Pontchartrain
1959 to 1964 inclusive.
$70,000
these
of
improve¬
public
would not otherwise
possible."
been
Basin
Bond Sale—The
lows:
Mayor Morri¬
system and has
of accomplishing
needed
of 50 years.
of Baltimore.
of
Louisiana
way
new
means
have been
Crane, and Schweickhardt & Co.,
all of New Orleans, on a bid re¬
flecting a net interest cost of
about
the
with
in
tie
terminal.
words
the
New
composed of
arterial
new
"this program is providing
city with an entirely new
awarded
as
fol¬
the
able
group
years
traffic
street
replacement
of
that
streets
passenger
created
a
for
pas¬
of
five scattered, obsolete depots into
one central terminal; construction
of more than 20 overpasses and
underpasses; elimination of more
than 100 grade crossings and miles
of tracks through the city, and
Lafayette, La.
Bond Sale—The $420,000 pub¬
lic
improvement
bonds
offered
April 20—v. 179, p. 1419—were
to
sets of
which
the
meant
ments which
New Orleans.
Newman,
will
of five
tracks
many
and terms of sale may
&
gov¬
Orleans
New
bottlenecked
have
Sealed
ing certificates. Due serially from
McDonald
efficient
more
for
senger
been
p.m. (CST) on May 10 for the
purchase of $19,296.01 street pav¬
information
and
transportation
bids will be received by the May¬
or
and Board of Aldermen until
1964
tfie longtime
begin his third term of office:
The $16 million new passenger
terminal, of which the $2,250,000
station building is the last major
unit to be completed, is actually
the end product of an overall $57
million city-wide public improve¬
our
Hanrahan, La.
Certificate Offering —
to
led
who
off this bond issue
pay
riod
April 26, 1954
r
"Chep"
S.
deLesseps
fight for both the Union StationGrade
Separation program and
the Home Rule charter to provide
son,
LOUISIANA
from
building bonds offered April 19—
v.
179, p. 1769—were awarded to
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, of Indianapolis, as 2V8S, at
100.40, a basis of about 2.07%.
179, p.
Merrill
City Charter.
Mayor
Unification
Ellis, City
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 9 a.m. (CST) on April 27 for
the purchase of $4,261,371.28 in¬
ternal
improvement,
curb
and
1955
Castle-Henry Township Sch.
'
Rule
ments program.
Wichita, Kan.
Bond Offering—C. C.
in¬
clusive.
^
City.
7
from
1
build¬
13 were
Co., of
&
Zahner
to
awarded
April 1 and
clusive.
705,000 2%s. Due
Oct.
April
ing bonds offered
clusive.
610,000 2%s. Due
Oct.
Sale—The $160,000
Bond
1
clusive.
690,000 21/£s.
Oct.
Kiopja County School District
No. 1 (P. O. Greensburg),
ity
$270,000 4s.
municipal officials elected under
New Orlean's new model, Home
ernment
Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
awarded
Passenger Terminal,
inauguration of the first
modern
William
—
Union
the
and
Morrison,
Griffith School Town, Ind.
Bond
Passenger
header civic celebration will mark
—v.
1960,
■>
Union
Terminal—May 1 will be a great
day in the history of New Or¬
leans.
On
that
day1 a doublethe dedication of the city's unique
Guttenberg Consolidated School
District, Iowa
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
1,
mature semi-annually
1955 to July 1, 1984,
and
8 p.m.
Orleans, La.
Dedicate
To
new
dated
are
New
O. Buckingham), Iowa
Offering—Robert E. Min-
house bonds.
basis of about 3.08%.
a
J. A. Overton & Co.. of Cleveland.
nel, Secretary of the Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
the
Chicago,
of
Main,
Geneseo Consolidated Sch. Dist.
(P.
Greenfield, Ind.
Bond Sale—The $364,000 water
revenue
&
4s, at 100.25.
about 3.60%.
works
Winston-Salem,
Anderson
and
Strudwick, of Richmond, I3allman
Sale—The $13,108 special
Bond
of
basis
a
Co., of St. Louis, Third
Bank, in Nashville, Wac¬
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of
hovia
Clinton, Iowa
Debenture
and
Boind
&
Stix
National
40,000 2V2s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
English),
O.
(P.
Corporation
York.
New
of
1962 to 1969 inclusive.
English-Sterling School Building
&
Wells & Co., of Chicago,
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., of
Indianapolis, John Small & Co.,
72,000 2V4s. Due on Nov. 1 from
INDIANA
Burge
laney,
1955 to 1961 inclusive.
Louis.
Ball,
Chicago,
of
Kraus, of Cleveland, Eldredge E.
Quinlan & Co., of New York, Mul-
Des
net interest
2.30%, as follows:
100.06,
at
cost of about
$58,000
offered
1525—were awarded
p.
Becker
to
$170,000 sewer
bonds
approved
& Trauernicht, of St.
by Charles
Sale—The
Bond
issue of $41,000
Sale—An
Bond
Cleveland, F. W. Craigie & Co.,
Richmond, Stifel, Nicolaus &
Co., of St. Louis, Pohl & Co., of
Cincinnati, Farwell, Chapman &
IOWA
County Community
District No. 3
Williamson
Financial Chronicle... Monday,
and
and
interest
payable;
at the current official bank of the
City in Chicago, New York City
or Detroit.
Legality approved byMiller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
f
'
4
Volume 179
Number 5319... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1877)
Flint, Mundy and Burton Townships
Fractional School
7
"'■*
District
Bond
Bond
Sale
The $1,200,000
—
v.
*
net
interest
of
cost
about
1.86%,
follows:
as
$400,000 IV2S. Due
(CST) on
April 27 for the purchase of $78,000
Sewer
Improvement No.
1
bonds. Dated May 1, 1954. Due on
May 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at
any
banking ^institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Faegre
& Benson, of Minneapolis.
1959
1962
to
Certificate Offering
June
on
from
1
inclusive.
Medure,
ceive
Village
sealed
will
until
ed
bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) on
April 28 for the purchase of $1,250,000
building
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1954. Due on April 1 from
to
and
1979
150,000 l%s. Due June 1, 1964.
tificates
Bond Offering—B. W. Delgoffe,
'
*
City
Clerk,
will
receive
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
for the purchase of $766,142
divided
callable
276,142
as
of
motor
fund
from
from
1954
highway
Due
Nov.
to
on
1967
1
Offering—W.
1, 1962.
Due
1954
to
due
in
Nov.
on
1974
1
from
inclusive. Bonds
1963
callable
are
1958.
No.
and
as
thereafter
of Nov. 1, 1962.
Each issue is dated Nov. 1, 1953.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Offering—John W. Tiede,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
27
for
1
(CST) on April
purchase of $65,000
bonds. Dated April 1,
building
1954.
to
Due
1968
1962
as
p.m.
the
April
on
inclusive.
and
1
from
Bonds
thereafter
1956
due
in
callable
are
of April
1, 1961. Principal and
interest payable at a banking in¬
stitution to be designated by the
Rudyard Township School District successful bidder. Legality to be
(P. O. Rudyard), Mich.
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Bond Sale—The $160,000 build¬ Minneapolis.
ing bonds offered April
179,
14
v.
—
p.
Rudyard,
a
price of
Bond Offering—Mrs. Hans Lar-
Bond
Sale—The $250,000 auto¬
parking system revenue
bonds offered April 19—v.
179, p.
mobile-
'1526—were
awarded
to
District
sen,
Traverse City, Mich.
a
•
Polk
group
follows:
as
99,000 31/4S.
1969
Due
on
Jan. 1 from
1968 inclusive.
to
to
Due
on
Jan. 1 from
1974 inclusive.
Wyoming Township Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Grand Rapids), Mich.
Bond
awarded
—were
posed
of
will
receive
13
(P. O.
Fisher), Minn.
Bond
Sale—The $250,000
build¬
v.
a
follows:
$115,000
the
to
179,
a
First
p.
2.30s.
from
1957
135,000
1657
2.90s.
from
group com¬
of Michigan
Due
Due
1966 to
March
on
1
inclusive.
1965
to
on
March
2.53%,
as
follows:
'.$400,000 high school building and
site bonds: $340,000
23As, due
on April
1 from 1955 to 1970
inclusive;
$30,000
2s,
due
April
1,
1971;
and
$30,000
1 As, due April 1, 1972.
building
improvement
and
site bonds:
due
on
$170,000 23/4S,
April 1 from 1955 to
inclusive; $15,000 2s, due
April
1,
1971;
and
$15,000
l%s, due April 1, 1972.
1970
!■:
MINNESOTA
*
;
Clearwater
.1
•
;
Bond
19
awarded
were
of
to J. M. Dain
Minneapolis,
$91,000 2%s.
1955
to
39,000 2s.
1962
The
1954
Due
1961
on
1964
bonds
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
in
1963
of
Nov.
and
1964
1,
Due
on
Feb.
1983
inclusive.
and
thereafter
Feb. 1, 1968.
Briggs,
Dated
Gordon,
1
from
$327,000
May
1,
1957
Bonds due in
are
callable
to
1968
as
of
Legality approved by
Gilbert,
Morton,
Kyie
&
.Macartney, and Moody & Springsled, both of St. Paul.
1
of
$360,000
&
will
receive
Mehl,
1955.
are
1
1,
from
Bonds due
callable
Principal
(MST) on May 6
of $30,000 water
School District
(P. O. Kalispell), Mont.
$38,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 20 — v.
No. 50
Bond
ers,
Sale—The
Flathead
Sch.
County, Whitefish High
(P. O. Whitefish),
to be designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
company
Yellow
Medicine
Granite
Offering
Swanson,
County
(CST)
Montana
Offering—Eldon
J.
Lee,
of the Board of
Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 8
p.m.
(MST)
May 10 for the pur¬
$401,000 building bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1954. Interest J-J.
chase
on
Auditor,
bids
until
County Sch. Dist. No. 69
(P. O. West Yellowstone), Mont.
Bond Offering—Guy E.
Hanson,
of
the
Board
receive
(MST)
sealed
of
Trustees,
bids
until
2
May 3 for the pur¬
chase of $162,000 building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1954. Interest J-J.
on
Sanders
County, Thompson Falls
School District No. 2 (P. O.
Thompson Falls), Mont.
Offering—Paul T. O'Hare,
Superintendent of Schools, will
receive
sealed
bids
until
May
17
for the purchase of $330,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated June
1, 1954.
NEBRASKA
Sale—Local
$40,000 bonds ($35,000
swimming pool and $5,000 internal
improvement) as 2V4S.
eral
obligation
April
14—v.
awarded
Bond
at
a
Nuveen
100.04,
about
group
&
Co., of Chicago,
net
a
4.16%,
1317—were
headed by
p.
as
interest
cost
of
follows:
1974 inclusive.
Bonds due
are
callable
Principal and
interest payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
1,
1964.
proved by Faegre
Minneapolis.
&
Benson,
of
179,
4y4s.
1971
Due
to
No.
on
1973
2
Aug.
bonds
15
as
Sale—The
basis of
a
Van
Ingen
Kansas
City, Taylor & Co., of
Beverly Hills, Barcus, Kindred &
Co., of Chicago, Commerce Trust
Comptroller,
as
2.90s, at
basis of about 2.88%.
a
Kingston, N. Y.
$650,000 wate/
Bond
Sale—The $154,000 high']
way machinery and improvement
bonds offered April 22—v.
179, p.
about
1770—were
Bros.
&
City,
2.44%.
NEW JERSEY
as
awarded
to
Salomon
Hutzler, of New York
iy2s, at 100.03, a basis of
Malone Union Free School District
No. 23 (P. O.
Malone), N. Y.
Bordentown, N. J.
Bond
Sale—The
Hanauer
2V4s,
&
at
Co.,
100.04,
Bond Offering—Daniel W. Bea-
$130,000 water
bonds offered April 20—v.
1657
—
were
awarded to
man, District Clerk,
sealed bids until 1:30
179, p.
J.
B.
Newark, as
basis of about
—
W. L. Nason,
1955
to
1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
at the Trenton Banking Co.,
Trenton.
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
able
New
York
City.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
Borough Treasurer's office.
Le¬
gality
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
ceive
M.
Hou-
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
April 27 for the purchase of $104,000 fire house bonds. Dated April
1, 1954. Due on July 1 from 1955
to 1965 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the Ma¬
Ellisburg, Henderson and Adams
Central Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
Belleville), N. Y.
bids
Offering—Roger Eastman,
Clerk, will receive sealed
until
2
(EST) on April
the purchase of $475,000
building bonds. Dated March 1,
29
p.m.
for
1954.
to
Due
1984
on
March
1
sealed
(DST)
chase
bids
April
on
until
26
8:15
p.m.
the
for
pur¬
of
$300,000 tax anticipation
notes. Dated
April 129, 1954. Due
July 15, 1954.
novia
Pompey, DeWitt, Caze-
and
Sullivan
Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
New
Central Sch.
Fayetteville),
York
Bond Sale—The $825,000 build¬
■
ing bonds offered April 22
179,
p.
group
Trust
1658—were
composed
Co.
of
—
awarded
of
the
Western
v.
to
a
Marine
New
,
York!,
Buffalo, Blair, Rollins & Co., Inc.,
New York City, Manufacturers &
Traders Trust Co., Buffalo, and
Roosevelt & Cross, of New York
City, as 2.70s, at 101.02, a basis of
New York
Y.
liston, Village Clerk, will receive
Bond
&
about 2.61%.
NEW YORK
District
by
Mamaroneck, N. Y. • Offering—F. H. Bull, Jr.,
City Clerk and Treasurer, will re¬
Manlius,
inclusive.
approved
Note
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Offering—Geo.
Legality
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Highlands, N. J.
Bond
1, 1954. Due on March 1
1955 to 1972 inclusive. Prin¬
(M-S) payable
I at the Farmers National Bank of
Offering—John P. Adair,
Borough Treasurer, will receive
1969
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
cipal and interest
Bond
(DST) on
May 3 for the purchase of $38,000
beach erosion bonds.
Dated May
1, 1954. Due on May 1 from 1955
the
building
Malone.
Township Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 8 p.m.
(DST) on
April 27 for the purchase of $125,000
general improvement bonds.
Dated April 1, 1954. Due on April
from
for
will receive
p.m. (DST)
March
from
Offering
28
$325,000
Ewing Twp. (P. O. Trenton), N. J.
1
April
on
of
a
2.25%.
from
&
12
about 1.49%.
inclusive.
York
York City.
1770—were awarded to the
p.
State
$400,000 Block No. 1 bonds: $300,rine Trust Co. of Western New
000 4s, due on Aug. 15 from
York, Buffalo. Legality approved
1967
to
1969
inclusive; and
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood,
$100,000 4%s, due Aug. 15,
of New York City.
1970.
Block
Galloway, of New
Bond Sale—The
$939,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 22—v.
Ripley & Co., Inc., and Kidder,
Peabody & Co.j both of New York
City, jointly, as 2V2s, at 100.72,
$750,00Q
bonds
179,
to
p.m.
Union Free Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Brentwood), N. Y.
a.m.
.
East Aurora, N.
gen¬
offered
3
I slip
bonds offered April 21—v. 179, p.
1770—were awarded to Harriman
County Educational High
Sale—The
H.
re¬
Rochester, N. H.
School District No. 2 (P. O.
Las Vegas), Nev.
will
Jan. 1 from
1955 to
Jan.
Clark
will
until
Dated April
1, 1954. Due on Oct.
1
from
1954
to
1980
inclusive.
&
P.
Sept. 24 and
on
Clerk,
bids
re¬
New York City.
NEVADA
Co., both of New
City, Boettcher & Co., of
Denver, Stern Brothers & Co., of
on
11
Kenneth
—
District
(DST) on May 3 for the purchase
$710,000 school building bonds.
100.16,
Other syndicate members: B. J.
in 1965 and thereafter
as
have
p.m.
1954. Due
$400,000 each
Dec. 10,1954.
to
banks
purchased
350,000
bonds. Dated
until
Offering
sealed
of
Bond
May 5 for the purchase
May 1,
of
2
Treasurer, will
bids
ceive
Sch. Dist.
Rochester), N. Y.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Genessee
Valley Trust
Co., Rochester. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
26,
Offerin g—James
sealed
Bond
p.m.
pur¬
April
Principal
(M-N)
City.
Lannin,
noon
the
Dec. 29, 1954.
on
1982 inclusive.
payable at
Long Island Trust Co., Garden
York
W.
of
Gallatin
George L.
—
County
sealed
on
(P. O.
Falls), Minn.
ceive
Dist.
Bond
until
re¬
noon
City. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
re¬
(DST) on April 28 for the pur¬
chase of $800,000 tax anticipation
notes. Dated April 29, 1954 and
2%s.
as
as
interest payable at a bank or trust
interest
the
Bond
will
dated
are
Bourne, City
179, p. 1657—were awarded to the
State Board of Land Commission¬
John
and
notes
sealed
Flathead County
from
May
to
No. 2 (P.O.
for
until
Irondequoit Common
Manchester, N. H.
due
I.
bonds.
revenue
Bond
Nov.
on
of $560,000 drainage
bonds.
Nov.
dated
are
mature
29
1954.
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m.
for the purchase
inclusive.
receive
building
Town
as
Nov. 1 from
on
Due
to
and
Bond
of
par,
1954
and
chase
of
$100,000 notes.
Dated
April 28, 1954. Due Nov. 26, 1954.
Note
Dutton, Mont.
Offering—Oscar
Bond
inclusive.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on April
purchase
at
v;
County Indep. Consol.
Bagley),
Offering—Viola
the
purchase
follows:
Minnesota
for
the
Bond
Sale—The
inclu¬
Wallace
bids
1954 and mature
Wayne, Neb.
Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
Bond
for
—
April 27
on
The
Offering—M. L. Rickerd,
Superintendent of Schools, will
receive sealed bids until
May 20
Robbinsdale, Minn.
Co.,
about
200,000
from
Sandy), Mont.
1
$130,000 street
improvement bonds offered April
of
serially
1974 inclusive.
cost
•
Due
Bond
composed of the American
National Bank of St. Paul, Polk
County State Bank of Crookston,
and Mannheimer-Egan,
Inc., of St.
Paul, at a price of 100.07, a net
interest cost of about 2.72%, as
1973
Treasurer,
sealed
(DST)
Chouteau County, Big Sandy Sch.
District No. 2 (P. O.
Big
Clerk
Corp., Detroit, Braun, Bosworth
& Co., Inc., Toledo, and
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis, iof
Chicago, at 100.0001, a net interest
;
bonds.
Offering
'
City
ceive
May 3 for the
$30,000 improve¬
1955 to 1964 inclusive.
will
ing bonds offered April 14 —
179, p. 1526—were awarded to
Sale—The $600,000 bonds
offered April 21—v.
.
9
Jones,
on
group
$151,000 3y2s.
1956
ment
County Independent School
District No.
Moore &
Co., and H. V. Sattley &
Co., both of Detroit, at 100.64, a
net interest cost of about
3.35%,
Clerk,
sealed bids until 8 P.M. (CST) on
April 28 for the purchase of $45,000 building bonds.
composed of Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Chicago, McDonald-
"
(CST)
p.m.
Clerk
4, Rochester), Minn.
par.
Note
of the Board of Supervis¬
will receive sealed bids until
purchase of
Olmsted County Common School
District No. 52 (P., O. Route
1526—were awarded to the
Citizens State Bank of
at
3
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. LeCenter), Minn.
91
to
Concord, N. H.
Nelson,
building bonds.
Le Sueur
Bond
33,000 water supply and sewage
disposal
system
revenue
H.
Clerk
ors,
until
May 4 for the
purchase
of
$40,000
swimming
pool
bonds.
Due
serially
from
1955 to 1962 inclusive.
Optional in
1955
bids
May 6 for the purchase
of $938,000
Village Hall, garage
and land acquisition bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1 from
NEW HAMPSHIRE
MONTANA
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
from
Eugene R.
—
on
Monticello), Miss.
Buhl.
inclusive.
Bonds due in 1963 and there¬
after are callable as of Nov.
bonds.
Bond
be
vehicle
of
LeCenter, Minn.
Bonds
July 1, 1962.
bonds.
Bank
1
sealed
(DST)
sive.-Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved
by Orrick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
payable
tional
are
Dated
Dec. 31 from
on
inclusive; and on
1959. Principal and in¬
at the First Na¬
April 30,
terest
due in 1963 and thereafter
indebtedness.
1958
sewer
1968 inclusive.
to
to
bonds,
$160,000 general obligation
bonds. Due on July 1
1954
1955
May 5
follows:
as
of
May 1, 1954. Due
sealed
ceive
building
1, 1954. Due on
Nov.
Offering
Courtney, Village Clerk, will
the purchase of $600,000
bonds. Dated May
Lawrence County (P. O.
Bond
(CST) on May 4 for the purchase
$6,000 street maintenance cer¬
*
Principal
payable at the First
National Bank of Jackson. Legal¬
ity approved by Charles & Trau-
p.m.
of
Menominee, Mich.
inclusive.
interest
'
r
Bond
Offering — Robert A.
Drake, Clerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (PST) on
May 11 for
District, Miss.
Offering—Mrs. J. R. Skin¬
ner, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
1955
Garden City, N. Y.
Reno), Nev.
Bond
Bond
re¬
7
No. 10 (P. O.
'
James
—
Clerk,
bids
Washoe County, Reno Sch. Dist.
Municipal Separate School
ernicht, of St. Louis.
Kinney, Minn.
1955 to 1958 inclusive.
650,000 2s. Due
Jackson
sealed bids until 5 p.m.
June 1 from
on
MISSISSIPPI
Offering—Ernest Madsen,
Manager,
will
receive
Village
building bonds offered April 15—
179, p. 1525—were awarded to
Aa
group
composed
of
Halsey,
f Stuart
& Co. Inc., Blyth & Co.,
both of Chicago, Watling, Lerchen
& Co., Detroit, and Ryan, Suther¬
land & Co., of Toledo, at
100.07, a
:
Fridley, Minn.
No.
(P, O. Flint), Mich.
49
from
1955
inclusive.
Principal and
payable
at
the
Co., of Kansas City, Hannaford & interest
(M-S)
Talbot, of San Francisco, Zahner Northern New York Trust Cb.,
&
Co., of Kansas City, Peters, Adams.
Legality
approved
by
Writer & Christensen, of Denver, Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
and Kalman & Co., of St. Paul.
Galloway, of New York City.
City, N. Y.
To
Offer $79,200,000
BondsNew York City Comptroller Lawrance
E. Gerosa announced that
he
is
public
planning
market
to
enter
the
about
May
12 with an offering of
$79,200,000
serial bonds, consisting of $60,200,000 of bonds for School and
Hospital purposes, to be payable
on
or
in 14 equal annual instalments of
$4,300,000 from 1955 to 1968, in¬
clusive; and $10,000,000 of serial
bonds
for
purposes
School
to
be
and
payable
Hospital
in five
equal
annual instalments of $2,000,000 from 1955 to 1959, inclu¬
sive; and $9,000,000 of serial bonds
to be payable in three equal an¬
nual
instalments
of
$3,000,000
1957, inclusive, to
fund the City's pension liability
on account of the
pension contri¬
from
1955
to
butions for officers and employees
the
Board
of Transportation
of
whose salaries
were
payable from
operating
revenues
fiscal
1951-1952.
The
year
proposed
the first public
during
offering
will
the
be
offering of bonds
/
<
*50
since February,
1945, and Comp¬
hopeful that fav-
troller Gerosa is
orable market conditions will per¬
mit
rate of interest on the pro¬
a
interest
an
which
bonds
such
cost
taxpayer
the
would bear if
than
lower
be
interest
1966 inclusive. Callable as of Jan.
Tomkins
1,
1960. Principal and interest
(M-N)
payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
awarded
proved by A. J.
Cincinnati,
(A-O)
payable at the
County Trust Co., Tru¬
mansburg. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
of New York City.
$350,000,000
in
si*e
No. 1
Is-
into law early in
is expected
the Authority
April,
to
Bond
Revenue
June with
in
sometime
market
to
come
Sale
offering of approxi¬
mately $350,000,000 revenue bonds,
the proceeds of which will be
■used to pay for completion of the
The $1,570,000
—
&
Trust
connecting links wirh other
superhighways.
The
Authority
was originally
empowered to is¬
sue
$500,000,000 State - guaranteeed bonds for the project but
and
actual
below
considerably
Opens
Governor Thomas
E.
24—
will
head a list of high State and local
officials who will participate in the
opening to traffic of the first toll
of
X
the
Dewey
State
York
New
June 24, it was an-
on
pounced.
B. D. Tallamy, Chairman
of the
Thruway Authority, made public
the preliminary details of the day¬
long program that will mark the
inauguration of toll operations on
120 miles of the superhighway be¬
tween Route 15, near Rochester,
and Route 233, at Westmoreland,
Oneida County.
The Thruway Authority plans
to open additional stretches of the
Thruway as quickly as they are
completed. The schedule calls for
continuation of the initial toll
sec¬
tion westerly to Suffern, near
offered'
entire
tion
427-mile
Buffalo
from
sec¬
Sale
Bend
Goldman,
Sachs & Co., R. W. Pressprich &
of
Co., Coffin & Burr, Park, Ryan,
Inc., and Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
all of New York City, as 2.70s, at
100.42,
basis of about 2.65%.
a
Gvsfer
Bay and Huntington Union
Sch. Dist. No. 11 (P, O.
Free
Cold
Spring Harbor), N. Y.
Bond
and
water
building
purchase
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1983
terest
of
Dated
bonds.
Due
1954.
$155,000
June 1,
1 from 1955 to
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at The Han¬
Bank, New York City.
over
Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
New
(M-N)
& Pershing, of New
Mitchell
York City.
by
Bond
Char-
Offering—Beatrice
sealed
ceive
bids
until
re¬
2
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
bids
his
at
in
office
Due
Feb. 15 from
1955 to
1974
1955
The
bonds
1954.
dated
are
Principal
May
1,
23/4S, at 100.59,
&
his
at
leigh until 11
Easter-
office
in
Ra¬
(EST) on April
27 for the purchase of $550,000
water bonds. Dated May 1, 1954.
Due on May 1 from 1955 to 1983
inclusive.
issues
Bond
(P.
North
Bond
O.
Raleigh),
Carolina
Offering—W.
ernment
E.
Easter-
sealed
Commission, v/ill receive
bids
his
at
office
in
Ra-
(DST)
until 11
a.m.
(EST)
on
for the purchase of $3,school building b o n d.s
Dated June I, 1953. Due on June
4
from
1957
in
New
1982
to
Bond
Clerk
School
District,
bonds.
1955
minal
Ulysses, Enfield, Covert and Hector
Central
School
District
No.
(P. O. Trumansburg),
1
N.
Y.
Bond
Offering—Joseph T. Gi~
President of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on April
28 for the purchase of $860,000
building bonds. Dated April 1,
roux,
-1954.
to
Due
1983
on
April
inclusive.
1
from
1955
Principal and
1969
bids
at
the
inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at the Counly Treasurer's office.
Ward
28
District
will receive
(CST) on
April 30 for the purchase of $20,775 building bonds. Dated May 1,
son,
1954.
Clerk,
bids until 2 p.m.
Due
on
airport
Due
Dec.
ter¬
1
Dec.
on
from
1
Due
on
1955
Dec.
1
on
to
bonds.
sewer
1955
from
Bond
1
Dec.
from
May 1 from 1955 to
Due on
in¬
1974
to
opening
Due
on
1974
bids
Dec.
1
bonds.
from
Bond
were
on
Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1967
sive.
Interest
ment
1955
bonds.
from
1955
on
in¬
1974
to
Due
1.600,000 recreation
Dec.
on
1
from
1
Dec.
on
1972
to
Freeway
bonds.
1955
Due
inclusive.
bonds.
bonds.
Due
1955
offering
on
March l.>
City Sch. Dist., Ohio
of
the
Bond
Board
June
1,-1954.
Due
Clerk
Trust
Co., Cleveland. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
of Cleveland.
Lorain, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
$1161,800 service
vehicle
and
equip¬
ment
offered
April
20—v.
bonds
1527
awarded
to
McDonald & Co., of Cleveland, as
13/4S, at 100.70, a basis of about
p.
were
—
Offering
of
the
1955
to
on
1964
Dec.
from
1
paving
Dec.
1
from
Maple Heights City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond
from
165,000
bonds.
cemetery
Dec.
Due
on
Dec.
1955 to 1974 inclusive.
provement
building
bonds.
from
1
1955
im¬
Due
to
on
in-
1974
elusive.
stadium
Due
on
1971
(EST)
Ma.y 1 for the purchase
on
$14,000
1
from
1955
to
clusive.
public service machine
end equipment bonds. Due on
1
from
bonds.
Due
1955 to
1955
to
1959
in¬
on
equipment
Dec.
from
1
1959 inclusive.
50,000 welfare furniture and fur¬
nishings bonds. Due on Dec. 1
from
Each
1955 to
issue
is
1959
dated
June
1,
(J-D)
nayable at the Irving Trust Co.,
New York City, or at the Cleve¬
land
Trust
Co., Cleveland.
Le¬
Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Columbus, Ohio
Cain,
City
Clerk,
Agnes Brown
will
sealed bids until 11:30
a.m.
receive
(EST)
May 5 for the purchase of vari¬
bond
102,000.
issues
Due
on
April!
1955 to 1964 in¬
Interest A-O.
Zanesville, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $69,100 street,
improvement bonds offered April
19—v. 179, p. 1658—were awarded!;
to
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of
Toledo, as 2s, at 100.79, a basis
of
about
1.83%.
OKLAHOMA
»
v.
Bond
Sale
The $8,000 swim—
ming pool bonds offered April 20were
—
awarded
to
Calvert
Bond
Olmsted,
Sale—The
1658—were
$142,200 water
Cleveland Corp., of
at
100.22,
the
to
First
Cleveland,
basis
a
Can-
1.96%.
serially from
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
Ohio
awarded
&
field, of Oklahoma City, as 2s, at
a price of
100.14, a basis of about-
of
as
about
2.96%.
Harmon
County Dependent School
Hollis), Okla.
$7,000 trans¬
portation equipment bonds offered'
April 14—y. 179, p. 1527—were
District No. 7 (P. O.
Bond Sale
The
—
awarded
Bank
to
&
the
Trust
First
Co.,
of
National
Hollis,
as
2s, at par.
Latimer
Oregon Local School District
(P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Bond
$2,081,500
building and equipment bonds of¬
April 15 were awarded to
fered
syndicate
a
&
headed
Co.,
Braun,
Inc., of Toledo,
basis of about
234s, at 102.30,
as
by
a
2.49%.
Other
members
Bacon,
York,
of
Stevenson
the
group:
Co.,
&
New
Stranahan,
Harris & Co.,
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., both ol
Toledo,
The
Columbus,
Ohio
Company,
of
Fahey,
Clark & Co.
Co., both of
Cleveland, the Provident Savings
McDonald
Bank
and
&
Trust
Roose
1954
and
June
on
&
&
dated
are
mature
1
and
1
from
1955
by Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
000
&
ing repair and equipment bonds.
Noble
was
issue
and
County Independent School
District No. 4 (P. O. Perry), Okla
Bond Sale—The $54,000 build¬
ing, and transportation equipment
bonds offered
April 13—v. 179,
p.
1659—were awarded to the SmallMilburn Co., of
Wichita, and R. J.
Edwards, Inc., of Oklahoma City*
jointly,
as
follows:
as
1%^, and $8,000
$46,000
bonds
iy2s.
as
County Independent Sch*
Dist. No. 52 (P. O. Midwest
City), Okla.
,
Bond Sale—The $125,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 19 were
awarded
to
the
Bank of Midwest
American
City,
The bonds mature
&
1956 to
as
State
1.80s.
serially from
1965 inclusive.
Oklahoma
(P. O. Cincinnati), Ohic
Sale—An
sanitary
bonds
receive sealed bids until April 2$
for the purchase of $23,000 build¬
1,
semi-annually
Dec.
approved
Bond
Offering—Dawes Kitchen*
Superintendent of Schools, will
Oklahoma
May
to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at the Ohio Citi¬
zens
Trust Co., Toledo.
Legality
Silverton
Bond
Co., of Cincinnati,
Co., of Toledo.
bonds
County Indep. Sch. Dist-
No. 4 (P. O. Panola), Okla.
Sale-The
Turnpike
Authority,
Oklahoma
of
$125,-
storm
sewer
sold to
Field, Richards
Co., of Cleveland.
South
Name
Bond
Underwriters
Issue—Norman
on
Coming
Hirschfield,
Chairman of the Oklahoma Turn¬
pike
Authority, announced April
13 that the
bonds to
be issued
aggregating
$4,-
Euclid-Lyndhurst City Sch.
Qist. (P. O. South Euclid), Ohio
Bond Offering—Grace Albrecht,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
finance the proposed turnpike ex¬
tension would be underwritten by
will
gality approved by
—
—
improvement,
municipal
coach,
and
Municipal Shelter House
bonds offered April 20—v. 179, p.
inclusive.
1954. Principal and interest
Bond Offering
bonds.
apparatus
The bonds mature
The
210,000
Dec.
fire
May 1, 1954.
and Oct. 1 from
2.92 %.
inclusive.
Dec.
April 20
1527 — were awarded to
McDonald & Co., of Cleveland, as
3s, at 100.69, a basis of about
p.
and
public auditorium and
improvement bonds.
340,000
Sale—The $650,000 build¬
bonds offered
179,
100,000 maintenance and storage
1
L. Beal,
Trustees*
of
1.53%.
Bosworth
inclusive.
450,000 park bonds. Due on Dec.
1 from 1955 to 1963 inclusive.
building
F.
—
Eoard
will receive sealed bids until noon
of
1
Cleveland
Co., of
basis of
a
Mansfield), Ohio
Bond
payable
the
awarded
Worthington Twp. Fire Dist. (P. O*
Dated
at
3s, at 100.40,
as
water
$52,000
bonds offered April
19—v. 179, p. 1527—were
to
Ryan, Sutherland &
of
noon
Dated
Sale—The
works system
1970
to
portion
Due
an
cancella-
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
3s,
inclusive.
city's
1,000,000
of
in
about 2.96%.
Oct. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclu¬
improvement
on
1969
to
"inclu¬
(Filing
resulted
Education, will receive sealed bids
inclusive.
750,000
J-J.
injunction
Toledo,
Offering—Aggie M. Jones,
Clerk-Treasurer
im¬
police and fire improve¬
450,0U0
receive,
(EST) on
May 3 for the purchase of $13,00$'
parking facilities and municipal
bonds. Dated April 1,
1954.^ Due
—
on
resurfacing bonds
179, p. 1771.
North
Welfare
Build'ng
bonds.
Due
from
will
noon
Wakeman, Ohio
to
1955
provement,
1
Clerk,
until
,
April 24 of
grader
purchase
motor
road
inclusive.
300,000
ous
,
cancelled.—v.
ing
1955
street
1,500,000
on
Cleve¬
Offering Cancelled
$23,200
to
inclusive.
1,000,000 bridge bonds.
%
Village
man,
sealed
Eufaula, Okla.
general
Due
-
of
,
Plans for the sale
179,
'
Sugarcreek, Ohio
inclusive.
2,500,000
*
Dempsey,
department
600,000 Zoo Improvement bonds.
County School District No.
(P. O. Kenmare), N. Dak.
Bond Offering—Elmer C. John¬
sealed
bonds.
Ryan, Suther¬
Offering—C. M. Zimmer¬
Girard, Ohio
from
1955 to 1974 inclusive.
from
N. Dak.
boro, until 2 p.ih. (CST) on April
28
for
the purchase
of $30,000
general obligation bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1954. Due on July 1 from
to
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
municipal
1,000,000
County Auditor's office in Hills¬
1955
Due
1979
to
&
land.
and
to
revenue
tion of this
Sanders
redevelopment
urban
210.000 nolice and fire
Offering—Verna. Nelson,
Board of Education,
sealed
fol¬
clusive.
DAKOTA
of the
reecive
pur¬
lows:
pay¬
City. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
& Washburn, of New York City.
Hillsboro
a.m.
the
for
May -11
on
11
chase of $15,725,000 bonds, as
inclusive.
York
NORTH
until
payable
Legality approved by Squire,
ca.
bonds.
F. R. Hanra-
—
1974 inclusive. Prin¬
at the First National Bank of Uti-
(DST) on May 12 for
the purchase of $800,000
building
Ohio
bids
sealed
ceive
l'oigh,
370,000
$900,00$
system
sold
was
Bond
bids until 7:30
cipal and interest (M-N)
until
han, Director of Finance, will re¬
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
will
Principal and interest
payable
at the
Tupper
Bank,
Tupper
Dake. Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
loway, of New York City.
Offering
1955 to
mortgage
C. Swick,
of
from
first
of Education,
Board
on May 4 for the pur¬
$20,000 building bonds.
Dated May 1, 1954. Due on Nov. 1
on
Legality approved by Mitchell &
Pershing, of New York City.
County
1
aggregating $15,000,000.
Cleveland,
interest
and
(M-N) payable in New York City.
Wake
June
purchase of various bond
a.m.
Principal
until
bids
the
Lakewood
for the
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
1
Steubenville, Ohio
bonds
(EST)
p.m.
will
City
sealed
Dec.
(F-A)
National
Offering—The
clusive.
Valdese, N. C.
Offering—W. E.
bids
basis of about
a
receive
interest.
and
(M-N) payable in New York City.
sealed
Bos-
Co., all of Toledo, McDon¬
Wm. J. Mericka & Co.,
Corp., and Ball,
Surge & Kraus, all of Cleveland,
Bond
of
Suther¬
clusive.
Legality approved by Mitchell
Pershing, of New York City.
Bond
Braun,
Ryan,
and
Cleveland
First
inclusive.
1974
to
inclusive.
Hake
Co.,
1974
recreational
facilities
bonds. Due
on
May 1 from
150,000
on
on
Co., Inc.,
&
1974
water and sewer bonds.
on
May 1 from 1956 to
Due
May
Cleveland.
land & Co., of Toledo.
will receive sealed
land &
bonds, as follows:
$450,000
of Stranahan,
ald & Co.,
Ra¬
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
27 for the purchase of $600,000
p.m.
April 29 for the pur¬
chase of $47,000 public improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Feb. 15, 1954.
(DST)
&
Harris
Kings Mountain, N. C.
Offering—W. E. Easter-
able
Village Treasurer, will
composed
group
Bond
sealed
$1,200,000
1527—were awarded to
p.
$3,500,000
Principal and interest (J-D)
Tupper Lake, N. Y.
land,
179,
Dated
payable in
York City. Legality approved
interest
Ohio
Dist.,
The
—
(P. O.
1, Si. Louisville),
Bond Offering—Robt.
Clerk
Cincinnati, Ohio
May 1, 1954. Due on May 1 from
1955 to
1980 inclusive. Principal
Offering—Helen B. Aver,
the
Sale
building bonds offered April 20—
Easter-
E.
bonds.1
sewer
Sch.
Local
Boardman
worth
D. No.
District
Ohio
chase
2.67%.
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on April
27
for the purchase of $125,000
will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (DSTI) on April
for
p.
about
v.
Local School
R. F.
Ohio
Dist.,
2.69%,
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
District Clerk,
28
of
Mineola), N. Y.
—
composed
group
Offering —W.
The
$1,360,000
building bonds offered April 22—
v, 179, p. 1771—were awarded to
a
CAROLINA
Sch.
1527—were awarded to
J. A. White & Co., Inc., of Cin¬
cinnati, as 2%s, at 100,79. a basis
179,
v.
Conover, N. C.
York
Hempstead Union Free Sch.
Dist. No. 10 (P. O.
&
Local
building bonds offered April 15—
as
the
the $60,000,000,
Hudson
River
Bridge
between
Tarrytown and Nyack, is sched¬
uled for completion by mid-1955.
North
April 21—v. 179, p.
to
Roosevelt
NORTH
and
Co., of
100.48, a
at
about 2.40%.
Sale—The $126,900 school
Bond
1984 inclusive.
main
New
to
con¬
bonds
1771—
Cross, of New York City, as 21,/2S,
at 100.35, a basis of about 2.44%.
including
City,
$73,000
awarded
were
Hew Jersey border this year.
The
Sale—The
Bond
con¬
June
Alexandria
a
struction and improvement
Eden
1
Bond
Vestal Fire District (P. O.
Vestal), N. Y.
Bond
Section
2V2S,
as
195£
payable at the Cleveland Trust
Co., Cleveland. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Bond Sale—An issue of
basis of about 2.05%.
Vestal,
struction costs.
Thruway
&
Bros.
Shearson, Hammill & Co., both of
New York City, as 2.10s, at 100.41,
subsequent developments demon¬
strated that this sum would fall
section
Bank, Chicago,
Hutzler,
and
Savings
Salomon
Harris
City,
York
an
main New York to Buffalo artery
First
New
Co.,
a
A. White &
to J.
basis of
(P. O. Endicott), N. Y.
Bond
&
Prospect—Pursuant to leg¬
islation enacted
Pederson,^of Ken¬
OHIO
building bonds offered April 21—
v. 179, p. 1658—were awarded to a
Hew York State Thruway Authority,
group composed of J. P. Morgan
York
$9,000 Village
Hall bonds offered April 17 were
Union Free School District
Union,
they were sold directly to the
City's pension and sinking funds.
New
Dalton, Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
mare.
the
to
cost
would
produce
will
which
issue
posed
Financial Chronicle... Monday, April 26,
The Commercial and
(1873)
firms
receive
(DST)
sealed
bids
until
1
bonds.
Dated June
on
investment
banking
ton
and
15
„
Dec.
15
Principal and interest (J-D)
1955
of
follows:—The First Bos¬
15, 1954.
sive.
from
as
June
on
semi-annually
group
Corpporation, as senior man¬
ager, and as co^managers: Drexel
Due &
Co.;
Glore, Forgan & Co.J
May 10 for the
purchase of $880,000 improvement
p.m.
a
to
to
1977
inclu¬
Shields & Co.; Allen & Co.; East*
man;
Dillon' &
Sachs
&
Co.;
Co.;
Lehman
Goldman,
Brothers;
Ingen, &
Van
J.
B.
Multnomah
Inc.;,
Co.,
;
■-
ing Oklahoma investment dealers:
Calvert
&
Canfield; E v a n :L.
Securities
100.09.
at
H. I. Josey & Co.; Leo Oppenheim & Company; Small-Milburn Company, Inc.', :..V
Co.;
that it had retained the
firms of DeLeuw, Cather & Com¬
pany and
Parsons, Brinckerhoff,
Hall & Macdonald, as construe-?
tion engineers and
traffic; engi¬
neers
respectively, to investigate
the feasibility of the three exten¬
sions
of
its
presents turnpike,
viously
RICO
money
and Sewer
Authority, Puerto Rico
|
Aqueduct
Temporary
Loan
—
Temporary
financing to the extent of $7,000,000 "has
been
arranged for the
Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer
Authority, Sergio Cuevas, Execu¬
tive
Director,
announced. The
County School District
(P.O. Portland), Ore,
$58,000 general
No. 45
■
Rico
Puerto
,:
Multnomah
Authority announced pre-;
The
40
ing bonds offered April 20 — v.
179, p. 1659—were awarded to the
First National Bank of Portland,
J. Edwards, Inc.; First
Company; Honnold &
Davis; R.
PUERTO
County School District
(P. O. Portland), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $163,000 build¬
No.
White, Weld & Co. and the follow¬
(1879)
Financial Chronicle
Number 5319. The Commercial and
Volume 179
Chase National Bank of New York
Bond Sale—The
advanced
obligation building bonds offered
March 9 were awarded to Foster
the
The
funds.
loan is
March 1, 1956. The Aque¬
duct and Sewer Authority eventu¬
due
on
"ows: V*
-" /
1960 inclusive:,
1955 to
ernment
through Lawton, Oklahoma to the
Texas border near Wichita Fallsi
2s.
22,000
Due
duct
and
Bond
and:
•'
-
■
Bank
bids
April 26 for the purchase of
Government
of
Puerto
Development
Rico,
Chase National Bank. Of
Myrtle Point, Ore. "...
Bond Sale—The $25,000 general
,
\
fiscal
agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer
of PortAuthority, worked out details of
."-.''"V the temporary financing with the
National Bank
First
he
April
Viborg Indep. Sch. Dist., S. Dak.
Bond Sale—An issue of $40,000
auditorium
building bonds was
Sale —The
$1,000,000 tax
anticipation notes offered April 21
—v.
as
179,
p.
follows:
amount
of
the
as
the total
$7,000,000,
new
building
bonds
offered
were awarded to G. J.
2%s, at par.
ISLAND
Pawtucket, R. I.
Note
20
Danforth, Inc., of Sioux Falls, as
r
RHODE
Viborg, S. Dak.
Sale — The $25,000 audi-
1659—were awarded
$500,000 to the First
soid
on
April 20 to G. J. Danforth,
Inc., of Sioux Falls,
National Bank of Boston, at 0.85%
Roscoe
and
Bond Offering
DAKOTA
Offering
—
Bernice
Mar-
sive.
(M-N) payable at a bank
the successful bidder.
Wood Village, Ore.,
County Independent Sch.
Diet. No. 30 (P. O. Stonewall),
Jv.,'
Oklahoma
Bond Sale—The $30,250 build¬
awarded
'
Sold—No
Bonds Not
submitted
Dorsey,
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
.vV/
bids-
the $55,000
for
were:
general
obligation bonds offered April 6
179, p.'1422.
—V.
13 were
First' Securities
the
to
Wichita,
The bonds mature
2%s.
as
serially from
1963 inclusive.
1956 to
•
Sequoyah County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 3 (P. O. Muldrow), Okla.
Bond Offering — Clyde Bearce,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
receive
will
sealed
until
bids
(CST) on April 27 for the
purchase of $11,000 building and
repair bonds.
Due serially from
1957 to
1960 inclusive.
Stroud, Okla.
$75,000
Sale—The
Bond
swim¬
ming pool bonds offered April 20
179, p. 1771—were awarded
—v.
R.
to
5
J.
Edwards, Inc., of Okla¬
City, and
Small-Milburn
Co., of Wichita, jointly.
homa
v.;
g
PENNSYLVANIA
Bradford
Township School District
(P.O. Bradford), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $76,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 16—v. 179,
p.
1422 — were awarded to the
National
Citizens
ford.
\yv': /
v
Brad¬
of
Bank
•
y
;/•
Chester School District; Pa.
7
p.m.
.
Thomas
J.
Lyons, Secretary of the Board of
Bond„ Offering
—
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on May 3 for
the
purchase of $ 1,250,000 im¬
provement'bonds.
Dated June 1,
Due
1954.
June
on
inclusive.
1979
to
interest
1955
from
1
Principal
and
payable at the Delaware
Lost
Needlessly?
Although
cured of
more
cancer
than 70,000 Americans were
last year, the tragic truth is
that at least 70,000
others—who might have
County Trust Co., Chester. Legal¬
been saved—lost their lives
ity approved by Townsend, Elliott
& Munson, of Philadelphia.
cers
had
because their can¬
spread and "colonized" in other parts
treatment could
of their bodies before proper
Falls
Waukomis, Okla.
Bond
Offering
Jack
Christy,
receive
(CST)
on
April 28 for the purchase of
$22,000 water works system bonds
Jr.,
—
will
Clerk,
Town
bids until
sealed
7:30 p.m.
Due serially from 1957 to 1963 in¬
clusive.
OREGON
Bond
/
Creek, Pa.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 7 p.m.
(DST)
Benton
County
Dist.
Bond
Consolidated
No.
Offering—W.L. Van Loan,
Superintendent
receive
sealed
the
for
Sch
Ore.
9,
of
bids
Schools,
until
purchase
of
wil
May 11
$300,000
school building and site bonds.
on
That's why we
Mount Penn
"insurance" is:
(P. O. Reading), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $46,000 general
obligation improvement bonds of¬
School District
No. 105'C (P. O. Reedsport), Ore
Bond
Offering—Edith Gibbons,
District Clerk, will receive sealec
bids until May 12 for the purchase
of $325,000
Offering
Elsie
—
the
for
building
1954.
to
Due
1970
interest
purchase
bonds.
on
of
$150,000
Dated
April 1,
April 1 from 1956
inclusive.
(A-O)
Principal and
payable
at
bonds
$50,000 2^s. Due
on
Feb.
45,000 23,4s. Due
75,000
to
3s.
1965
-
on
1964
*
on
1 300,000 31/2S. Due
The
1954.
bonds
proved
by
on
Feb. 1, 1988.
8
(PST) on Apri
29 for the purchase of
$159,500
building bonds. Dated April
1954.' Due on April 1 from 1956
to
1970
p.m.
inclusive.
Principal
interest
anc
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal
ity approved by Winfree, McCul
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland
May
1,
Legality ap¬
Townsend, Elliott &
Munson, of Philadelphia.
West Pittston,
for
women over
first sign of
go
any one
does not heal
or
and
straight to
signals that
your
may
doctor at the
or
thickening, in the
Unusual bleeding
(3)
April
awarded
Persistent
indigestion
or
difficulty in swallow¬
ing (6) Persistent hoarseness or cough
(7) Any
change in normal bowel habits.
For
more
lifesaving facts about cancer, phone
the American Cancer
you, or
care
address
of your
your
Society office nearest
letter to "Cancer"—ia
local Post Office.
12—v.
to
179,
the
p.
1659—
First
as
Na¬
21/2s, at
Williamsport School District, Pa.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$750,000 im¬
provement bonds offered April 20
—v.
to
a
179,
p.
1659—were
awarded
group composed of Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., New York City,
Singer,
Deane
&
Scribner,
of
Pittsburgh, and Schmidt, Poole,
Roberts & Parke, of
as
l%s, at 100.27,
1.84%.
•'"*
or
discharge (4) Any change in a wart or mole (5)
Bond Sale-—The $70,000 general
obligation improvement bonds of¬
fered
a
of them—(1) Any sore that
(2) A lump
elsewhere
feel (twice
35)
To learn the 7 danger
cancer,
breast
thorough health check-up every
matter how well you may
second :
mean
best
Pa.
County Sch. Dist. No. 22 tional Bank of Pittston,
(P. O. Talent), Ore.
par.
'
bids until
year no
a
your
F-A.
Jackson
Offering—Grace Millage,
Clerk, will receive sealec
from
1 from
Feb.
dated
are
Interest
To have
'can be cured,
inclusive.
1974
to
1
inclusive.
90,000 SYsS. Due
1970
Feb. 1 from
Feb.
on
1969
to
first :
keep reminding you that, since
cancers
inclusive.
Due
were
Bond
1 from
1956 to 1961 inclusive.
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal
ity approved by Winfree, McCul
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland
District
sold* to
were
Sherrerd, and Dolphin
& Co., both of Philadelphia, joint¬
ly, as follows i
vt •-;:;y-vy y
early
most
year
Township School District
revenue
Lacey,
District Clerk, will receive sealec
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on AprL
28
to
of
Authority (P. O. Reading), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $560,000 school
1962
County Sch. Dist. No. I
O. Jacksonville), Ore.
Bond
Robeson
building bonds.
Jackson
(P.
April 20 were awarded
the City Bank & Trust Co.,
Reading, as l%s, at 102.38.
Butcher &
County
Douglas
be started.
May 3 for the purchase of $12,000
general obligation water system
improvement bonds.
fered
-
and
of May
bonds offered April
ing
Co. oFKansas, of
.
as
Portland.
Pontotoc
-
1965
callable
are
by
proved
&
approved by Faegre
Benson, of Minneapolis.
1971 inclu¬
in
due
1964.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
company to be designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
by
Legality
W. E. Walton,
1,
Due on Nov. 1 from 1955
1964 inclusive.
Principal and
named
Bonds
thereafter
1, 1964.
interest
—
May 1 from 1957 to
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
April 28 for the purchase of $60,000 building bonds.
Dated May
geson,
to
2V2s, at par.
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
April 27 for the purchase of $135,000 general obligation auditorium
bonds. Dated May 1, 1954. Due on
Indep. Sch. Dist., S. Dak.
Bond
as
Webster, S. Dak.
$500,000 to the
Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.,
discount,
obligation library, bonds offered
April 19 — v. 179, p. 1527 —were
awarded to Chas. N. Tripp Co., of
$290,000 city light plant bonds. •
■
The
ing bonds offered April 20 — v.
79, p. 1771 — were awarded to
will be received by the City Clerk
until
bonds.
t
.
for
Bank
Bond
•
torium
Sewer
Dec, 1 from
on
Gresham), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $328,000 build¬
r
Pawhuska, Okla.
Offering — Sealed
purposes
$1,500,000
•
engineering stud¬
in process.
now
Development
SOUTH
U
Authority was
marketed in July 1949, to the ex¬
1961 to 1964 inclusive.
f
tent of $22,700,000. Of that amount
Multnomah County Union High Sch. $4,200,000 1 consisted
of serial
bonds and $18,500,000 were term
Dist. ■ No j U-220 Joint (P. O.
proposed Kansas Turnpike and a
connection from Oklahoma City
are
and
Puerto Rico.
.
ies
construction
$5,500,000
to refund notes due the Gov-
was
Marshall, of Portland, "as fblally will refund this loan with a
—;;
long-term bond issue. The most Providence, at 0.89% discount.
$36,000 l3As. Due on Dec. 1 from recent bond issue for the Aque¬
&
namely, a connection from Tulsa
to Joplin,
Misouri, a connection
from Oklahoma City to the Kan¬
sas
border to connect with the
The traffic and
for
totaled
51
a
Philadelphia,
basis of about
American Cancer
Society
?
52
,(1880)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
TENNESSEE
r1
1,150,000 hospital bonds: $685,000
3s, due on July 1 from 1955 to
Harriman, Tenn.
Bond
Sale—The
$100,000
inclusive; $320,000 2V2s,
due on July 1 from 1969 to
1976
inclusive; and $145,000
Is, due on July 1 from 1977
elec¬
April 20
179,
—v.
1772
p.
—were
awarded to the Mid-South Securi¬
Co.,
Nashville,
Saunders
jointly,
-of
243,000
Co., of
1.73%.
to
179,
a
1659—
headed
p.
group
2.92%,
due
/
$260,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
.1958 to 1964 inclusive.
190,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
200,000 2%s. Due
1969
to
960,000
3s. Due
1973
165,000 2V2s.
Jan.
on
1985
to
„
Jan. 1 from
on
Jan. 1, 1986
on
of
members
the
on
1979
from
and 1987.
Other
Due
from
1955
416,000 3s.
1974
to
1973
Due
1
Bond Sale—The $225,000 school
building bonds offered April 20
—v.
179, p. 1660—were awarded
from
inclusive.
July
1
from
1969
group:
to
to
the
Board
Dated
on
Principal and
County, Sequim Sch. Dist.
a
Seattle,
bank
or
1956
to be designated by the
school
a
house
bonds
was
sold
composed of the First
group
1973
to
May 15 from
inclusive.
County Sch. Dist. No. 37
(P. O. Vancouver), Wash.
Bond Offering — Eva
Burgett,
County Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(PST)
May 6 for the purchase
850,000
building
bonds.
June
1, 1954.
Due
&
1956
to
inclusive.
the
Central
Investment
Co.
of
1968
inclusive; Texas, both of San Antonio, as
$160,000 2V2S, due on July 1 follows:
from 1969 to 1976 inclusive;
both of Nash¬
$100,000 2Vis.
Due on Dec. 15,
and $60,000 Is, due on July 1
ville, C. H. Little & Co., of Jack1954 and 1955.
from 1977 to 1979 inclusive.
aon,
Fidelity-Bankers Trust Co.,
340,000 2V2S.
Due on Dec. 15
of Knoxville, Webster & Gibson,
Other members of the syndi¬
from 1956 to 1961 inclusive.
of Nashville, Davidson & Co., of
cate: First National
Bank, Smith,
120,000 2y4s.
Due on Dec. 15,
Knoxville, Provident Savings Barney & Co., Kuhn, Loeb &
1962 and 1963.
Co.,
Bank & Trust Co., Cincinnati, and
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Estabrook
240,000 2V2S.
Due on Dec.
15
the Mid-South Securities Co., of &
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
Co., all of New York, Mil¬
Nashville.
y
waukee Co., of Milwaukee, Free¬
The bonds are dated Dec.
15,
man &
Co., Tripp & Co., both of 1953. Interest J-D.
TEXAS
New York,
Dempsey-Tegeler &
Arroyo-Colorado Navigation Dist.
Co., of St. Louis, and James C.
VERMONT
j
Tucker & Co., of Austin.
(P. O. Harlingen), Texas
Bennington, Vt.
Bond Sale—An issue of $135,000
Bond
Brookshire Independent School
Sale
The $149,000 re¬
refunding bonds was sold to
funding bonds offered April 21—
District, Texas
Bowles, Winston & Co., of Hous¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $25,000
v.
179, p. 1772—were awarded to
ton, as follows:
school house bonds was sold to
Bwinnell, Harkness & Hill, of
$19,000 2V4s. Due April 20, 1955. McClung & Knickerbocker,
of Boston, as 2.10s, at 100.34, a basis
116,000 2%s. Due on April 20 from Houston, as 3s, at par.
Dated of about 2.05%.
1956 to 1962 inclusive.
March 10, 1954. Due on March
10,
Marlboro School District, Vt.
1966 and 1967. Legality approved
The bonds are dated
April 20,
Bond Sale—The $24,000 munic¬
by Dumas, Huguenin & Booth4954. Principal and interest (A-O)
ipal improvement bonds offered
payable at the American National man, of Dallas.
Corp.,
1959
Brown
of
on
$1,-
Dated
June 1 from
on
Principal
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
Treasurer's office, or at
County
option, at the State Fiscal
Agency in New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Conzaga University (P. O,
Spokane), Wash.
Bond Sale
The $855,000 non
tax-exempt dormitory bonds of¬
—
April
were
awarded
15—v.
to
179,
the
p. 1528—
Federal
Housing and Home Finance
Agency, at par, as follows:
$800,000 series A bonds
85,000 series B bonds
3.01s.
as
as
Bank
&
Trust
Co., Chicago.
Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
Bond Sale—The
$4,904,000 bonds
offered April 20—v. 179, p. 1659—
were
awarded
to
syndicate
a
Henrietta,
T exas
awarded
Bond Sale—An issue of $50,000
municipal improvement bonds
sold
Inc.,
was
of
100.28,
to
Murray W. Moore & Co.,
and Warren & Co., of
Wichita Falls, jointly, as 3s. Dated
Feb. 15, 1954.
Due on Feb. 15
v.
—
to
(F-A)
p.
1772
—
were
Securities,
as 2.40s, at
basis of about 2.36%.
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
100.2248, a net interest cost
2.326%, as follows:
Bank
ceive sealed bids at the Commis¬
sion's office, Room
1968
1976
on
July 1 from 1977 to
inclusive.
100,000 auditorium bonds:
000
1955
3s,
due
to
$31,000
on
1968
July
$69,-
1
from
inclusive;
2V2s,
due
on
and
July
County (P. O.
Kaufman), Texas
36,000 fire station bonds
Due
on
1961
as
to
the
and
C.
N.
Dallas, jointly,
$50,000 2V4S.
inclusive.
Co.,
Co., both of
follows:
on
May 15, 1955
Due
on
May 15 from
and 1956.
1957 to
to
The
1954
1974 inclusive.
bonds
and
are
those
dated
May 15,
maturing in 1964
at
1954, declared
75
cents
per
a
1955
on
to
1964
Dunkirk, Rutland, Pleasant Spring,
Dunn and Cottage Grove (Towns)
and Stoughton
(City) Sch. DistNo. 3 (P. O.
eral
the close of business
to
May
Offering—F. B. Hender¬
District Clerk, will receive
son,
sealed
bids
to
1974
Due
Central Republic Co., of
Chicago,
R. H. M o u 11 o n &
Co., of San
Portland.
District
The $700,000
—
to
v.
a
179,
bonds
1772
p.
gen¬
offered
—
were
group
County Fire Protection
No.
2
(P. O. Everett),
Principal and interest
payable at the First Na¬
(M-N)
Bank of Stoughton.
Legal¬
ity approved by Lines, Spooner &:
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Bank, of Charlottesville, as
at 100.07, a basis of about
2y4s,
2.24%.
at
Anne County (P. O.
Virginia Beach), Va.
May 14, 1954.
RICHFIELD
Bond
v.
Executive Offices: 555 South Flower
Street. Los Angeles 17, California
&
179,
Sale
bonds
p.
—
The
offered
$1,300,000
April 20—
1772—were awarded
group composed of
by
A-O.
Preston,
& Horowitz,
to
Phelps, Fenn
City, F. W.
Co., New York
Craigie & Co., R. S. Dickson &
Co., both of Richmond, First of
Michigan Corp., Detroit, Invest¬
ment Corporation of
Norfolk, and
the Bank of
Virginia, of Rich¬
19—v. 179, p. 1660—were awarded
to the Northern Trust
Co., Chica¬
and
go,
of
Robert
Milwaukee,
W.
Baird
jointly,
&
Co.„
100.36,
1.99%,
at
net interest cost of about
a
as
follows:
$325,000 23/4s. Due
1955
1968
to
on
Oct. 1 from.
1967 inclusive.
to
1973
on
Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
WYOMING
Weston County Sch. Dist.
Legality
Thorgrim-
of Seattle.
County Public Utility
District No. 1 (P. O.
Bellingham),
Washington
E.
Board
Lennart,
of
No.
t
(P. O. Newcastle), Wyo.
Bond Offering
—
Elmer Rogers,.
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until 2:3d
(MST)
p.m.
chase
of
on May 1 for the pur¬
$485,000 general obliga¬
tion school
building bonds. Dated
May 15, 1954.
Due on May 15,
from 1955 to 1964 inclusive. Bonds
due in
1964 and
thereafter are
callable as of May 15, 1957. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payableat the County Treasurer's office..
Legality approved by Tallmadge:
&
Tallmadge, of Denver.
CANADA
i|)
Canada (Dominion of)
Treasury Bills Sold
—
An
issue
of
$40,000,000 Treasury bills
sold on April 22, as follows:
was-
$35,000,000, due July 23, 1954; and
$5,000,000, due Jan. 21, 1955,..
1.83% yield.
Treasury
of
Bills
Sold—An
issue
$40,000,000 Treasury bills
on April
14, as follows:
was-
sold
$35,000,000, due July 16, 1954, at
1.56%
yield; and $5,000,000,.
due Jan. 14,
1955, at 1.83%
yield.
An
Whatcom
Secretary of the
missioners,
will
'
a
Corporation
Interest
Bond Offering—W.
Princess
Secretary
April 1 from 1956 to 1970 in¬
approved
tional
$500,000 sewage
disposal plant bonds offered April
at
general obligation bonds was sold
H. P. Pratt &
Co., of Seattle,
as 33/4S.
Dated April 1, 1954. Due
son
Strader, Taylor & Co., of
Lynchburg, and the Peoples Na¬
Bond Sale—The
$40,000
to
clusive.
on
tional
Washington
on
(CST)
May 1 from 1955 to 1972.
on
May 1 from
on
Co., Salomon Bros.
Hutzler, all of New York, Na¬
Commerce, Seattle,
Snohomish
noon
inclusive.
inclusive.
tional Bank of
of
until
April 27 for the purchase of $360,000 Stoughton Senior
High School
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1954.
1
Bank & Trust
ville;
school
on
Other members of the syndicate:
National Bank,
Chemical
composed of
C. F. Cassell & Co., of Charlottes¬
1954,
stockholders of record
—
improvement
awarded
Corporation for
Cleve B. Bonner,
Oil
Sale
April 21
the second
quarter of the calendar year
payable June 15, 1954,
Due
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
Chase
&
Stoughton), Wis*
Bond
1967 inclusive.
2V4s.
and
Harrisonburg, Va.
Bond
meeting held April 15,
stock of this
1964 to
receive
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago. I
;
May—1 from
on
will
and interest
175,000 2y4s. Due
1963 inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
regular quarterly dividend of
share
street
Arlington Trust Co.,
Arlington, or at the Irving Trust
Co., New York City. Legality ap¬
proved by Mitchell & Pershing, of
New York City.
dividend notice
at a
re¬
the
RICHFIELD
Directors,
to
follows:
able
DIVIDEND NOTICE
The Board of
1956
2,105,000 2s. Due
May 1 from
inclusive.
County Clerk,
way,
May 1 from
on
Francisco, Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, of Buffalo, Foster &
highway Marshall, of Seattle, Kean, Taylor
bonds.
Due on Jan. 1 from &
Co., of New York, Baxter Wil¬
1956 to 1980 inclusive.
liams & Co., of Cleveland, W. H.
1,327,000 water bonds. Due on Morton &
Co., of New York, Stern
/
Jan. 1 from 1955 to 1980 in¬
Bros.
&
Co., of Kansas City,
clusive.
Andrews & Wells, Inc., of New
1,000,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
York, A. Webster Dougherty &
on Jan.
1 from 1956 to 1980
Co., of Philadelphia, Bramhall &
inclusive.
Stein, of Seattle, Reynolds & Co.,
The bonds are dated Jan.
1,1954. of New York, Breed and Harrison,
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ of Cincinnati, and Hess & McFaul,
as
Southwest
as
will
noon
$1,720,000
&
Due
550,000 2V2S.
3s.
July 1 from 1955
First
Burt
Debt,
(EST) on April 29 for
the purchase of
$4,047,000 bonds,
Bond Sale—An issue of
$600,000
court house and jail bonds was
1
from 1969 to 1974 inclusive.
...
until
sold
Local
on
222, Finance
Bldg., Capitol Square, Richmond,
Kaufman
$124,000
July 1 from 1969
inclusive; and $51,000
Is, due
1979
on
mission
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst &
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
inclusive;
2^s, due
to
Henrietta.
proved
$350,000 airport bonds: $175,000
3s, due on July 1 from 1955
to
of
$3,705,000 5s. Due
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
payable
100.22, a net interest
2.28%, as follows:
of about
1972
City National Bank, Wich¬
ita Falls, or at the First National
of
of
—
1,875,000 Is. Due
at the
about
cost
from
Arlington County (P. O.
Arlington), Va.
headed by the Bankers Trust
Co.,
York
City, at a price of
New
price
a
1964
on
Watertown, Wis.
1
The $10,000,000
building bonds offered April 20—
v.
179, p. 1660—were awarded to
a syndicate headed
by the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank,
Chicago, at
2,315,000
VIRGINIA
from 1955 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
179,
Vermont
Brattleboro,
a
Dallas,
Austin, Texas
-
April 20
Sale
Due
a.m. (CST) on
May 11 for the purchase of $300000 highway garage bonds. Dated
June 1, 1954. Due on June 1 from
3V2S.
King County School District No.
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond
inclusive.
Offering—John P. Hollo-*
—
1
to
May 1 from
on
1958
sealed bids until 10
holder's
fered
o£
County (P. O. Green Bay),
Bond
on
1977
1974
Due
to
145,000 lV2s.
inclusive.
of Texas
Corp., San Antonio, Russ
Co., Austin, Hart & Parvin, and
1955
as
Clark
Refugio County,
000
to
1974
of Houston.
Refugio Rural
High School District (P. O.
Refugio), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $800,-
$80,000 iy4s.
May 15 from
on
46,000 23/4s. Due
by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & Searls,
to
100.005,
Hutzler,
follows:
Marshall, of
of
&
City, at 100.004, a net
cost of about 1.46%, a3
Wisconsin
$138,000 21/2s. Due
trust
Legality approved
at, a price
Bros.
York
interest
follows:
interest
Salomon
New
No. 323
of
May 1, 1954.
May 1 from 1955 to 1969
purchaser.
inclusive.
1955
bonds.
company
1977 to 1979 inclusive.
from
WASHINGTON
Clallam
j
Beloit, Wis.
1
inclusive.
Jan.
on
inl981
Jan.
on
to
(M-N) payable at
525,000 street improvem't bonds:
$305,000 3s, due on July 1
First National Bank, of Memphis,
J. C. Bradford & Co., Cumberland
-Securities
Due
awarded to Foster &
of
inclusive.
1955 to 1968 inclusive;
$160,000 21/2s, due on July 1
from 1969 to 1976 inclusive;
and $60,000 Is, due on July 1
inclusive.
Due
2.70s.
WISCONSIN
follows:
house
from
from
1
as
until 5:30 p.m. (CST) on April 29
for the purchase of $400,000 school
inclusive; and $255,000
Is, due on July 1 from 1977
inclusive.
1972
to
net interest cost
a
2.84%,
(P. O. Port Angeles),
Washington
Bond Sale—The $184,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 16 were
500,000 sanitary sewer bonds:
$280,000 3s, due on July 1
inclusive.
1968
to
about
$884,000
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
1976
.....
1965
of
Consol.
President
$1,115,000
3s, due on July 1 from 1955 to
1968 inclusive; $630,000 2y2s,
follows:
as
3s,
2,000,000 school bonds:
by the Equitable Securities Corp.,
of Nashville, at par, a net interest
-cost of about
mond, at 100.05,
Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Rosenberg,), Texas
Bond Offering—M. N. Williams,
playground
and
$140,000
Lamar
inclusive.
•;■■■■
April 20—v.
awarded
of
as
las National Bank, Dallas.
Legal¬
ity approved by Dumas, Huguenin
& Boothman, of Dallas.
due on
July 1 from 1955 to 1968 incusive; $80,000 21/2s, due on
July 1 from 1969 to 1976 in¬
clusive; and $23,000 Is, due
on July
1 from 1977 to 1979
Bond Sale—The $1,775,000 water
.and sewer revenue tax bonds of¬
fered
park
bonds:
Maryville, Tenn.
were
callable
are
terest
to 1979 inclusive.
A.
Memphis,
1 %s, at 100.06, a basis
as
about
&
M.
and
thereafter
May 15, 1964.
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the Dal¬
1968
tric system revenue bonds offered
ties
and
Monday, April 26, 1954
was
issue
sold
of
on
$40,000,000
April 8,
as
bills;
follows::
$35,000,000, due July 9, 1954, to>
yield 1.57%; and $5,000,000, due
Jan.
7, 1955, at 1.82% yield.
Com¬
receive
sealed
bids until 3:30 p.m.
(PST) on May
13 for the purchase of
QUEBEC
$650,000
electric utility revenue bonds.
Dated May 1, 1954. Due on
May 1
from 1956 to 1973 inclusive. Call¬
able as of May
1, 1957.
m<
Quebec, Que.
Bond
Sale—The $2,061,000 im¬
provement bonds offered April 21
were awarded to a
group headed
McNeil,
Principal by
Mantha,
of
Inc.,
County Montreal, as 3 %s, at a price of
Legality ap¬ 96.85.
and interest payable at the
Treasurer's
office.
proved by Weter, Roberts & She-
felman, of Seattle.
The
1954
bonds
and
are
dated
April
mature-serially
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